Test for Batch Mode

Hi,

I have a script that I sometime run interactively and in this case it
has many print statemens and I like to see them so I know what the
script is up to. However when I run this in batch mode (root -b) I
think the IO may be slowing the script down on our pc farm. Is there a
way to test in a script to see which way root was called ( perhaps
something similar to CINT).

Thanks

P.S. If not is there a possibility to add such a feature?


Loren A. Linden Levy
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Hi,

Did you try to use “gROOT->IsBatch()” ?

Cheers,
Bertrand.

Thanks that is exactly what i needed. Sorry If I missed it in the documentation.

Alex