there is some problem with CINT when specifying your datamember
like this (only for *** or more):
Float_t*** fTable;
however, this works:
Float_t ***fTable;
Cheers, Fons.
Laurent Aphecetche wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I've got a class with a tricky member variable, namely a
> Float_t*** fNEIGHBOURS_TABLE
> (yes, an array of matrix...). For this data member, rootcint
> generates, in the ShowMembers function, a name like
> t***x fNEIGHBOURS_TABLE, which is not compilable.
>
> So,
> 1. How can I tell rootcint not to generate code for this data member ?
> 2. Is this behaviour of rootcint normal ?
>
> Thanks.
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