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fix: Missing parameter of particle selector in python bindings #4010

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In the realm of particle physics and Python bindings, a subtle yet significant change has emerged. The Config structure within the ParticleSelector class of the ActsExamples namespace has been enhanced with a new member variable inputParticleMeasurementsMap. This addition, implemented using the ACTS_PYTHON_MEMBER macro, extends the Python interface's capabilities without altering the core functionality of the existing class.

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Examples/Python/src/TruthTracking.cpp Added inputParticleMeasurementsMap member to Config structure using ACTS_PYTHON_MEMBER macro

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Examples/Python/src/TruthTracking.cpp (1)

69-71: Documentation improvements suggest, I must. Hmmmm.

Clear the purpose of inputParticleMeasurementsMap is not. Help Python users, a docstring would. Consider adding documentation, you should.

 ACTS_PYTHON_MEMBER(inputParticles);
-ACTS_PYTHON_MEMBER(inputParticleMeasurementsMap);
+// Map connecting particles to their measurements
+ACTS_PYTHON_MEMBER(inputParticleMeasurementsMap);
 ACTS_PYTHON_MEMBER(outputParticles);
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Examples/Python/src/TruthTracking.cpp (1)

70-70: Approve this change, I do! Hmmmm.

Correctly placed, this new parameter is. With existing patterns, it aligns well. In TruthTrackFinder and TruthSeedingAlgorithm, used properly it is.

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Verified, this change is! Hmmmm.

Consistent throughout the Force, this parameter flows. In C++ algorithms and Python bindings alike, properly used it is. A necessary addition to maintain balance between realms, yes.

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@kodiakhq kodiakhq bot merged commit cd40162 into acts-project:main Jan 9, 2025
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