HepMC3FileReader: fix loading of run info for RootTree HepMC3 input format #1165
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…ormat This is done by actually reading an event instead of skipping one. Skipping may be sufficient for the ASCII reader, however, RootTree reader does not perform a read on skip: https://gitlab.cern.ch/hepmc/HepMC3/-/blob/master/rootIO/src/ReaderRootTree.cc#L76-80
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I think I looked at ReaderRoot, which does read something when the file is opened. But the ReaderRootTree is different. |
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This is done by actually reading an event instead of skipping one. Skipping may be sufficient for the ASCII reader, however, RootTree reader does not perform a read on skip: https://gitlab.cern.ch/hepmc/HepMC3/-/blob/master/rootIO/src/ReaderRootTree.cc#L76-80
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Here are a couple files, in case you'd like to test:
cc @simonge