Rene Brun
On Mon, 2 Feb 1998, Axel Schwank wrote:
> Dear Rooters,
>
> I have a problem creating branches in case each event consits of several
> TClonesArrays; this is the case C described in the TTree class manual.
> The constructor for creating branches of this type is
>
> TTree::Branch(const Text_t *name, TClonesArray *list, Int_t bufsize, Int_t
> split)
>
> Unfortunately, there is no example given for this method of how to create
> and fill a tree. I want to use this method because I don't want to store
> all the data of one event, but only a certain subset, e.g. tracks.
> For this purpose, method C seems apropriate.
>
> The event class I am using is similar to the famous class Event used in
> the ROOT tutorials, where the data member fTracks is a pointer to a
> TClonesArray, which itself is built of the class Track.
> So I try to create a branch like this
>
> Int_t bufsize = 64000;
> Int_t split = 1;
> event = new Event();
> TTree *tree = new TTree("T","Example of a tree of TBranchClones");
> TBranch *bTracks = tree->Branch("Tracks",event->fTracks,bufsize,split);
>
> But invoking this constructor does not create the desired branch bTracks,
> as can be recognized by looking at the address of bTracks which is 0.
>
> What am I doing wrong ?
> Could there be a little example and documentation on this method of
> creating a tree with several branches, when the branches should consist of
> TClonesArrays (method C) ?
>
> Thanks for the support !!!
>
>
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