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‎README.rst

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Contributing to Geant4
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Please see the main `Contribution Guide <./CONTRIBUTING.rst>`_.
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‎environments/g4py/README.md

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Geant4Py
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========
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_A set of python modules for using Geant4_
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System Requirements
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-------------------
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### CMake
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Building system is migrated to CMake system.
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### Python
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Python2.x and Python 3.x (experimental)
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### Boost
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Boost_Python is needed.
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### (Optional)
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ROOT for histogramming/analysis
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### Tested Platforms
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* CentOS7 (Python2)
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* Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Python3)
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How to Install
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Before building library, *GEANT4_INSTALL* environment variable should be set.
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# export GEANT4_INSTALL=<Geant4 install path> (zsh, bash)
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# setenv GEANT4_INSTALL <Geant4 install path> (csh)
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(G4 install path is the path specified by "CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX" when building Geant4)
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then
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# mkdir build
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# cd build
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# cmake ..
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# make
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# make install
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By default, g4py is installed in \<g4py\>/lib(64) directory.
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Before doing tests with CTest, you have to set environment variables
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for Geant4 data.
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# make
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# make install
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# ctest
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performs automatic unit/integration tests with CTest.
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How to Use:
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Some environment variables are required at run time.
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### *PYTHONPATH*
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Python module search directories, given by a colon-separated list of directories, like
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# export PYTHONPATH=<g4py>/lib64:<g4py>/lib64/examples:<g4py>/lib64/tests (zsh, bash)
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# setenv PYTHONPATH <g4py>/lib64:<g4py>/lib64/examples:<g4py>/lib64/tests (csh)
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### *LD_LIBRARY_PATH*
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You might need define LD_LIBRARY_PATH for Geant4 libraries.
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# export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=<Geant4 install path>/lib (zsh, bash)
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# setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH=<Geant4 install path>/lib (csh)
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### Getting started
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You can import Geant4Py modules in Python just like
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>>> import Geant4

‎environments/g4py/examples/README

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This directory contains a set of examples for Geant4Py.
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[demos/water_phantom]
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An example of "water phantom dosimetry"
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This demo program shows that a Geant4 application well coworks with ROOT
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on Python front end. VisManager, PrimaryGeneratorAction, UserAction-s,
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histogramming with ROOT are implemented in Python;
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+ dose calculation in a water phantom
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+ Python overloading of user actions
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+ on-line histogramming with ROOT
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+ visualization
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[education]
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Educational examples with Graphical User Interface using TKinter
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* lesson1
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The first version of the courseware of the mass attenuation coefficient.
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* lesson2
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GUI interface of ExN03, which can control geometry configuration,
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intial particle condition, physics processes, cut value,
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magnetic field and visualization outputs.
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[emplot]
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Examples of plotting photon cross sections and stopping powers with ROOT
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[gdml]
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Examples of writing/reading user's geometry to/from a GDML file
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‎environments/g4py/examples/education/lesson1/README

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Hajime Yoshida
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******* README of lesson1 ******
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26 September 2006
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- Lesson1.py as before
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- Lesson1withN03.py
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- physics is list is taken from examples/novice/N03
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- process on/off
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- Leson1Wx.py
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- same as Lesson1withN03 but
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- New GUI toolkit is used and the default Python isn't enough
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- wxPython is necessary
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26 May 2006 Geant4.8.1
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The first version of the courseware of the mass attenuation coefficient
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- Lesson1.py
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select absorber material
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set its thickness upto 500 mm
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select beam particle
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set its energy upto 100 MeV
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set nu of events up to 100
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run
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and then
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zoom in (x1.1) or zoom out (x0.9)
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pan in up/down and/or right/left in the unit of mm (type in two
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numbers separated by a space)
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execute any G4 command but /gun/particle or /gun/energy which are
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defined by the above
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-oglx.mac
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OGLSX => important to make zooming effective after showing trajectories.
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if you want to use VRML, you have to specify the directory where *.wrl
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file is stored and the VRML viewer to which the path is set:
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G4VRMLFILE_DEST_DIR=/home/yoshidah/tmp/
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G4VRMLFILE_VIEWER=vrmlview
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G4VIS_BUILD_VRML_DRIVER=1
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G4VIS_USE_VRMLFILE=1
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G4VIS_BUILD_VRMLFILE_DRIVER=1
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This is used only at the initialization time.

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26 Sep 2006
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- added Lesson2Wx.py
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New version using wxPython
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functionas are identical with ExN03.py
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26 May 2006
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revised 02 July 2006
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Geant4.8.1 release
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Prerequisites for G4 environment variables.
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This scripts offers the choice of visualization systems;
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one among OGLSX (OpenGL stored mode), or VRML2FILE or Wired3.
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OGLSX is the default viewer and you need no environment variables.
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To use VRML2FILE you have to specify its viewer which is found in your
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search path and the destination directory where *.wrl file is stored.
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Environment is necessary.
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setenv G4HEPREPFILE_VIEWER $HOME/Wired/bin/wired <= any path you use
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setenv G4HEPREPFILE_DIR $HOME/tmp/
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here to control the vissssualization viewers.
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********* ExN03.py script ***********
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- set the thickness of the absorber and gap
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- set the lateral (in YZ plane) size of the sandwitch cal.
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- choose an incedent particle
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- set its energy
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- set the number of events to run
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- set magnetic field
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NOTICE)
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# - add tests components
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add_subdirectory(g4pytest)
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add_subdirectory(gtest01)
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add_subdirectory(gtest02)
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add_subdirectory(gtest03)
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add_subdirectory(gtest04)
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add_subdirectory(gtest05)
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add_subdirectory(gtest06)
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add_subdirectory(gtest07)
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add_subdirectory(gtest08)

‎environments/g4py/tests/History

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Geant4 - an Object-Oriented Toolkit for Simulation in HEP
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Category History file
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A set of tests for python wrapping of C++ elements.
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* Reverse chronological order (last date on top), please *
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Nov.30, 2008 K.Murakami
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- gtest01-07: modified with g4py namespace
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Aug.07, 2007 K.Murakami
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- gtest06 is added.
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- gtest07 is added.
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Jul.10, 2007 K.Murakami
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- gtest05 is added.
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Aug.07, 2006 K.Murakami
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- gtest04 is added.
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Oct.05, 2005 K.Murakami
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- test13 is added.
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Aug.31, 2005 K.Murakami
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- gtest03 is added.
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Aug.28, 2005 K.Murakami
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- gtest02 is added.
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Aug.24, 2005 K.Murakami
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- test12 is added.
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Aug.09, 2005 K.Murakami
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- test11 is added.
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Jun.22, 2005 K.Murakami
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- gtest00 is removed
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Jun.15, 2005 K.Murakami
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- test10 is added.
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- gtest00 is closed.
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- gtest01 is launched for Geant4Py basic tests
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Test Modules
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This module collects a set of tests for python wrapping of C++ elements.
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|test00 | hallo world
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|test01 | simple class wrapping
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|test02 | simple inheritance
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|test03 | singleton w/o public constructor <br> can NOT be compiled.
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|test04 | call policies
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|test06 | python inheritance from base class
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|test07 | enums
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|test09 | operators
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|gtest01 | user application
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|gtest02 | test for using site-module packages
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|gtest03 | test for EZsim package
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|gtest04 | test for getting command tree and command information
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|gtest05 | test for constructing CSG geometries in Python
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|gtest06 | test for constructing/visualizing boolean geoemtries
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|gtest07 | test for checking overlapped geometries
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