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ECCE @ EIC Software
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| PyG4ExceptionHandler () | |
| ~PyG4ExceptionHandler () | |
| G4bool | Notify (const char *originOfException, const char *exceptionCode, G4ExceptionSeverity severity, const char *description) |
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| G4VExceptionHandler () | |
| virtual | ~G4VExceptionHandler () |
| G4bool | operator== (const G4VExceptionHandler &right) const |
| G4bool | operator!= (const G4VExceptionHandler &right) const |
Definition at line 42 of file pyG4ExceptionHandler.cc.
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Definition at line 44 of file pyG4ExceptionHandler.cc.
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References G4StateManager::GetStateManager(), and G4InuclParticleNames::sm.
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Definition at line 48 of file pyG4ExceptionHandler.cc.
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Implements G4VExceptionHandler.
Definition at line 50 of file pyG4ExceptionHandler.cc.
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References EventMustBeAborted, FatalErrorInArgument, FatalException, G4cerr, G4endl, message(), and RunMustBeAborted.
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