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refactor!: Explicit BoundaryTolerance constructors #3974

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This PR makes the BoundaryTolerance constructors explicit. The API is largely preserved through factory functions with the original names of the boundary tolerance implementation structs that were previously auto-convertible.

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  • Refactor

    • Updated BoundaryTolerance class internal representation.
    • Replaced public structs with private parameter structs.
    • Simplified initialization and type checking methods.
    • Updated method signatures to use new parameter types.
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    • Modified object initialization syntax from brace initialization to constructor calls in multiple files.

These changes enhance the internal structure of the BoundaryTolerance class while preserving its existing functionality.

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In the realm of boundary tolerance, a significant restructuring has occurred within the BoundaryTolerance class. The public structs representing different tolerance types have been transformed into private parameter structs, enhancing encapsulation and interface clarity. Static methods now provide a clean mechanism for creating tolerance instances, while maintaining the core validation logic and functionality of the original implementation.

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File Change Summary
Core/include/Acts/Surfaces/BoundaryTolerance.hpp Renamed public structs to private parameter structs, added static creation methods
Core/src/Surfaces/BoundaryTolerance.cpp Consolidated constructors, updated type checks and return types
Core/src/Geometry/TrapezoidVolumeBounds.cpp Updated BoundaryTolerance::AbsoluteBound instantiation syntax
Examples/Io/Root/src/RootAthenaDumpReader.cpp Modified BoundaryTolerance::AbsoluteEuclidean instantiation
Tests/* Updated boundary tolerance object initialization across test files

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@paulgessinger paulgessinger force-pushed the refactor/boundary-tolerance-explicit branch from 2729d6e to ed92262 Compare January 15, 2025 15:16
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
Core/include/Acts/Surfaces/BoundaryTolerance.hpp (1)

Line range hint 56-109: Wise move to private parameter structs, it is! Hmmmm.

Strong encapsulation and validation, these parameter structs provide. Clear separation between interface and implementation, there now is.

A suggestion for consistency, I have:

-    AbsoluteEuclideanParams() = default;
-    explicit AbsoluteEuclideanParams(double tolerance_)
-        : tolerance(tolerance_) {}
+    AbsoluteEuclideanParams() = default;
+    explicit AbsoluteEuclideanParams(double tolerance_)
+        : tolerance(tolerance_) {
+      // No validation needed for Euclidean tolerance as it can be negative
+    }
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Core/include/Acts/Surfaces/BoundaryTolerance.hpp (2)

119-143: Clear and explicit, these factory methods are! Hmmmm.

A better way to create tolerance instances, this is. Self-documenting and intuitive, the interface has become.


168-177: Backward compatibility maintained while encapsulation improved, it has been.

Changed return types to parameter structs, yet stable interface preserved. Strong in the Force, this refactoring is!

Core/src/Surfaces/BoundaryTolerance.cpp (1)

22-31: Consistent with new parameter types, these changes are.

Simple and clear, the variant checks have become. Improved readability without sacrificing functionality, we have achieved.

Also applies to: 35-43

Tests/Benchmarks/AnnulusBoundsBenchmark.cpp (1)

59-62: More explicit and consistent, these initializations have become.

From brace to parentheses, the change flows. Explicit floating-point literals, clarity they bring.

Tests/UnitTests/Core/Surfaces/BoundaryToleranceTests.cpp (1)

42-46: Through accessor methods, the tests now flow. Hmmmm.

Properly validate the refactored implementation, these tests do. Strong test coverage, maintained it has been.

Also applies to: 59-62, 74-78, 94-101

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
Core/include/Acts/Surfaces/BoundaryTolerance.hpp (2)

Line range hint 57-108: Approve parameter structs, but consistency in constructors, improve we must!

Good changes these are, with clear naming and proper validation. But consistency in constructor declarations, we seek. Make all single-parameter constructors explicit, we should.

-    AbsoluteBoundParams(double tolerance0_, double tolerance1_)
+    explicit AbsoluteBoundParams(double tolerance0_, double tolerance1_)

-    AbsoluteCartesianParams(double tolerance0_, double tolerance1_)
+    explicit AbsoluteCartesianParams(double tolerance0_, double tolerance1_)

-    Chi2BoundParams(const SquareMatrix2& weight_, double maxChi2_)
+    explicit Chi2BoundParams(const SquareMatrix2& weight_, double maxChi2_)

119-144: Clear factory methods these are, but explicit return types, prefer we do!

Strong with the Force these factory methods are, but clarity in return types, bring more understanding it would.

-  static auto Infinite() { return BoundaryTolerance{InfiniteParams{}}; }
+  static BoundaryTolerance Infinite() { return BoundaryTolerance{InfiniteParams{}}; }

-  static auto None() { return BoundaryTolerance{NoneParams{}}; }
+  static BoundaryTolerance None() { return BoundaryTolerance{NoneParams{}}; }

-  static auto AbsoluteBound(double tolerance0, double tolerance1) {
+  static BoundaryTolerance AbsoluteBound(double tolerance0, double tolerance1) {
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Core/include/Acts/Surfaces/BoundaryTolerance.hpp (3)

110-118: Strong with encapsulation, this code is!

Private variant and explicit constructor, good practices they are. Implementation details, hidden well they are.


169-178: Wise changes to method signatures, these are!

Consistent with new parameter types, these changes are. Efficient with const references and optional wrapper, the code remains.


Line range hint 1-211: Strong architectural foundation, this refactor builds!

A well-structured boundary system, created you have. Through static factory methods and encapsulated parameters, clear intent flows. Documentation for migration guide, consider adding you should, as breaking changes these are.

Run this command to find usages that need migration:

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Safe and sound, the boundary system is! Hmmmm.

Through the Force, searched the codebase I have. No direct struct instantiations found were. Factory methods, all code uses properly. Migration guide needed not, for clean the implementation is.

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