I currently write arrays using a construct such as
double x[1024];
size = 980;
tree->Branch(“size”, &size, “size/I”);
tree->Branch(“x”, x, “x[size]/D”);
I would like to switch to std::vector, for example. I believe ROOT supports these basic types.
The question is how to write it out. For example,
std::vector x;
x.push_back( 29.0 );
x.push_back( 38.0 );
/*** CREATE BRANCH HERE ***/
Thanks,
Joe