Hi,
I woud like to fill strings to a tree, that is something like:
mytree->Branch(“text”, &text, “text/C”);
where ‘text’ would be some string (?).
Would you give a small example how to do that? And then how to read the strings back from the tree, because somehow this doesn’t work for me.
I can create a branch like above and fill it with something but when I am about to read it back it crashes…
Thanks,
Balint
pcanal
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See an example in $ROOTSYS/tutorials/tree/cernbuild.C and $ROOTSYS/tutorials/tree/cernstaff.C
Cheers,
Philippe
Hi,
it works, or at least I can create a TTree which contains the strings but I still cannot read it back.
Create (works):
Char_t var_name[512];
tree->Branch(“var_name”, var_name, “var_name/C”);
string s = “something”;
sscanf(s.c_str(), “%s”,var_name);
this works, because then if I make tree->Scan(“var_name”) everything looks okay.
Read back (doesn’t work):
Char_t myvar[512];
tree->SetBranchAddress(“var_name”, myvar);
cout << myvar << endl;
this compiles, but all I get is just empty strings…
Thanks for help,
Balint
Ahh…sorry, it works…I forgot the tree->GetEntry(i)…
Thanks!
Balint