If I do :
TH1F h3=(*h1);
h3.Sumw2();
h3.Divide(h1,h2,1,1);
h3.Draw();
I get the correct result (i.e. h3 drawn with correct error bars).
However, now I would like to use the convenient 'histo operators' and do :
TH1F h3=(*h1)/(*h2);
h3.Draw();
But now h3 is drawn as a histo without error bars, giving me the impression
that the Sumw2() option was not used.
When I do h3.Draw("e1p") I see that indeed the errors are incorrect.
Q : How can I achieve correct error calculation using the 'histo operators' ?
Note : A default won't work, since sometimes in h3=(*h1)+(*h2) one would like
to add without Sumw2() and sometimes with Sumw2() set.
Another point is the following :
I would like to have h3 also defined as TH1F*, but clearly
TH1F* h3=(*h1)/(*h2) will fail.
How to achieve this ?
Cheers,
Nick.
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