class AliHLTGlobalTriggerDecision: public AliHLTTriggerDecision

 Default constructor.

 Constructor specifying multiple information fields.

 Default destructor.

 Prints the contents of the trigger decision.

 copy this to the specified object

 create a new clone, classname is ignored

 Copy constructor performs a deep copy.

 assignment operator performs a deep copy.

 Adds an object to the list of input objects considered in the global trigger.

 Adds an object to the list of input objects considered in the global trigger.

 Sets the counter array.
 If the number of events is specified, an additional counter is added at the end.

 Clears the trigger domain and resets the decision result.

 Finds the first object in fContributingTriggers or fInputObjects that has the given name.

 Finds the first object in fContributingTriggers or fInputObjects that matches
 based on a IsEqual() comparison.

 Deletes the objects marked with kCanDelete in fInputObjects and clears the array.

 Marks all input objects as owned.

 Stream an object of class AliHLTGlobalTriggerDecision.

   * Returns the number of trigger inputs that contributed to this global trigger decision.

   * Returns the i'th trigger input object in fContributingTriggers.

   * Returns the list of trigger inputs used when making the global HLT trigger decision.

   * Adds a trigger input to the list of triggers that were considered when making
   * this global trigger decision.
   * \param decision  The trigger decision object to add.

   * Returns the number of other input objects that contributed to this global trigger decision.

   * Returns the i'th input object in fInputObjects.

   * Returns the list of other input objects used when making the global HLT trigger decision.

   * Returns the event trigger counters associated with the global trigger classes.
   * There is one counter for every trigger menu item that the global trigger component
   * was configured with. Thus the first counter will correspond to the first menu item
   * added to the trigger menu, the second counter for the second item added and so on.
   * If the total number of events processed counter is pressent it will be at the
   * end of the array in position N-1 where N is the number of items in the counter
   * array (also this will correspond to N-1 trigger menu items in the global trigger menu).
   *
   * \note The counters do not necessarily correspond to the actual number of trigger
   * that are recorded in the HLT output data stream. For most simple trigger menu
   * configurations the counters will indeed correspond the the actual number of triggers
   * recorded. But for more complex menus which use prescalar values this may not be
   * the case. The reason is that the counters array returned is the internal counter
   * values (state) of the global trigger component. The counters are used to make the
   * prescalars work. Thus every time a corresponding trigger condition matches
   * (evaluates to true) the counter is incremented, but the trigger decision might
   * anyhow skip the corresponding trigger in the menu since the prescalar is downscaling
   * the trigger rate for that particular trigger menu item.