1) Correcting bugs with the (multi)map treatment in routines
musrCounter.cxx and musrScintSD.cc - the elements of the (multi)maps
were erased in a loop over the (multi)maps, which is wrong.
2) Also the time variation is moved back to "process event" rather
then "end of event" in the musrScintSD.cc (is probably more realistic).
1) musrSimAna significantly rewritten, but still needs to be checked.
2) changed way how some optical photon properties are simulated,
+ added cross-talk effects (if requested).
1) Added "tubsbox2" as a new volume in musrDetectorConstruction
2) Changed the way how the double hits in M-counter and P-counter
are treated in musrSimAna - this was a very big change which
still needs to be cross-checked.
1) Bug removed from the simulation of optical photons with
the option "APDcellsEffectRequested" -- namely, when any
simulated photon hit a given APD cell, the cell became "blind"
to any other photon, irrespective of the arrival time of the
next photon. However, we need that if the "second" photon
(simulated at later phase) enters the APD cell before the
"first" one, that the time of photon arrival changes to the
earlierst photon.
2) A new keyword "sampleID ..." (defining which volume is the
sample volume) was added to the musrSimAna. The manual
was updated accordingly.
This version contains many changes!
1) Optical photon simulation is now possible - some work still may need to be done
(e.g. the manual is not updated yet), but it should basically work already now.
2) Changes in the musrSimAna - correction of some bugs (mainly in the coincidence
of coincidence and veto detectors) and some other improvements
Added new subdirectory (analysis package) "musrSimAna". This is
a general analysis program that allows one to plot histograms
out of the simulated trees. The detector setup of the veto and
coincidence relations with the positron/muon counters is defined
in *.v1190 files. Also the histograms that should be plotted/saved
are defined in this file.
Thus (at least in principle) the user does not need to write
an analysis program dedicated for his/her instrument. One just
needs to modify the *.v1190 file. The "musrSimAna" is still
in the development phase, no documentation is available at this
stage.
