So I read I/O Concepts - ROOT
as I have been asked to work with a class that uses a Streamer. Currently the class I’m working with has a custom streamer, and I’ve been asked if it’s possible to backtrack on that.
Previously, we read a string, then initialised another object with it. Say we don’t need that any more, we just need the string in memory. Can I revert the class to use the automatically generated streamer if it now only needs things that are within the capacity of the automatically generated streamer?
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ROOT Version: 6.24/06
Platform: NAME=“CentOS Linux” VERSION=“7 (Core)” ID_LIKE=“rhel fedora” CLUSTER=“sunrise”
Compiler: using GNU Make 3.82, which presumably calls g++ (GCC) 11.2.0 under the hood.