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0025 //
0026 // G4LogicalSurface
0027 //
0028 // Class description:
0029 //
0030 // An abstraction of a geometrical surface, it is an abstract 
0031 // base class for different implementations of surfaces.
0032 // Its primary function is to hold pointers to objects that describe the
0033 // surface's physical properties. For example it holds a pointer to a
0034 // surface's optical properties, and because of this it is used in processes
0035 // like G4OpBoundaryProcess. 
0036 //
0037 // Methods:
0038 //   G4SurfaceProperty*  GetSurfaceProperty() const
0039 //   void     SetSurfaceProperty(G4SurfaceProperty*)
0040 //
0041 //   G4String GetName() const
0042 //   void     SetName(const G4String&)
0043 //
0044 //   G4TransitionRadiationSurface*  GetTransitionRadiationSurface() const
0045 //   void SetTransitionRadiationSurface(G4TransitionRadiationSurface*)
0046 //
0047 // Data members:
0048 //   G4String                       theName
0049 //   G4SurfaceProperty*             theSurfaceProperty
0050 //   G4TransitionRadiationSurface*  theTransRadSurface
0051 
0052 // Created: 1997, June, 4th to 17th
0053 // Author:  John Apostolakis, (with help of Peter Gumplinger)
0054 // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
0055 #ifndef G4LOGICALSURFACE_HH
0056 #define G4LOGICALSURFACE_HH 1
0057 
0058 #include "G4Types.hh"
0059 #include "G4String.hh"
0060 
0061 class G4SurfaceProperty;
0062 class G4TransitionRadiationSurface;
0063 
0064 class G4LogicalSurface
0065 {
0066 
0067  public:
0068 
0069    inline G4SurfaceProperty* GetSurfaceProperty() const;
0070    inline void SetSurfaceProperty(G4SurfaceProperty* ptrSurfaceProperty);
0071 
0072    inline const G4String& GetName() const;
0073    inline void SetName(const G4String& name);
0074 
0075    inline G4TransitionRadiationSurface* GetTransitionRadiationSurface() const;
0076    inline void SetTransitionRadiationSurface(G4TransitionRadiationSurface* trs);
0077 
0078    virtual ~G4LogicalSurface() = default;
0079 
0080    G4LogicalSurface(const G4LogicalSurface&) = delete;
0081    G4LogicalSurface& operator=(const G4LogicalSurface&) = delete;
0082 
0083    inline G4bool operator==(const G4LogicalSurface &right) const;
0084    inline G4bool operator!=(const G4LogicalSurface &right) const;
0085 
0086  protected:
0087 
0088    // There should be no instances of this class
0089 
0090    G4LogicalSurface(const G4String& name, G4SurfaceProperty* prop); 
0091      // Is the name more meaningful for the properties or the logical surface ?
0092 
0093  private:
0094 
0095    G4String theName;              // Surface name
0096 
0097    G4SurfaceProperty*             theSurfaceProperty = nullptr;
0098    G4TransitionRadiationSurface*  theTransRadSurface = nullptr;
0099 };
0100 
0101 #include "G4LogicalSurface.icc"
0102 
0103 #endif