if you’re stuck with a ROOT version that doesn’t have rootprint, you could still use “my” root-print:
$> root-print -h
Usage: root-print [options] file.root [file.root [...]]
ex:
$> root-print -f pdf ./testdata/histos.root
$> root-print -f pdf ./testdata/histos.root:h1
$> root-print -f pdf ./testdata/histos.root:h.*
$> root-print -f pdf -o output ./testdata/histos.root:h1
options:
-f string
output format for plots (pdf, png, svg, ...) (default "pdf")
-o string
output directory for plots
-v enable verbose mode
I have put binaries over there:
- https://cern.ch/binet/go-hep/rootio/root-print-darwin-amd64.exe
- https://cern.ch/binet/go-hep/rootio/root-print-linux-amd64.exe
- https://cern.ch/binet/go-hep/rootio/root-print-windows-amd64.exe
but if you have a Go installation (Go is installed on lxplus, for instance), it’s as simple as:
$> go get -v go-hep.org/x/hep/rootio/cmd/root-print
hth,
-s