Hi rooters,
Could some kind soul teach me why the legends (for TGraphErrors and TF1) are NOT colored with the attached script?
(v5.23.04 on Fedora 10 linux(x86_64))
Thanks in advance.
Yours,
Kazuyoshi
gel.C (860 Bytes)
Hi rooters,
Could some kind soul teach me why the legends (for TGraphErrors and TF1) are NOT colored with the attached script?
(v5.23.04 on Fedora 10 linux(x86_64))
Thanks in advance.
Yours,
Kazuyoshi
gel.C (860 Bytes)
Hi,
[quote=“couet”]You will find the answer here:
root.cern.ch/root/html/TLegend.html[/quote]
They’re colored when they are added to the TLegend by pointers to the objects, not by names , though I don’t still understand the difference…
Kazuyoshi
It is explain in the page I send you …
The TGraphs have no name by default. Read carefully the page I sent you.
Hi, thanks for your reply:
[quote=“couet”]It is explain in the page I send you …
The TGraphs have no name by default. Read carefully the page I sent you.[/quote]
Then, how about TF1, which has its name?
Yours
Kazuyoshi
All the cases are shown in the example on this page:
root.cern.ch/root/html/TLegend.html
TH1, TF1, TGraph etc … have a look … this example works. It shows all cases. (click on the “Source” tab to see the code).
Hi,
[quote=“couet”]All the cases are shown in the example on this page:
root.cern.ch/root/html/TLegend.html
TH1, TF1, TGraph etc … have a look … this example works. It shows all cases. (click on the “Source” tab to see the code).[/quote]
Just to excuse; I did, repeatedly, before asking…
As for the name of the graph, I did SET the name in my real code, but I forgot in the example script.
The legend for TF1 is coloured when Draw(“same”)n after Fit() but before AddEntry() by name…
Anyway, thanks.
Kazuyoshi