Dear rooters,
I have a very strange problem. The following macro works fine if I set
the boolean variable kRichCal to 1 (kTRUE). If I set it to 0 (kFALSE),
it should only loop and in particular it should not see the following
line:
nBytesRichCal += bRichCalNrLeaves -> GetEntry(i);
Instead, what happens is that it says the following:
>>Error: non class,struct,union object $bRichCalNrLeaves used with . or -> >>FILE:/share/home/teberl/hydra/v401/macros/Rich/testBoolean.C LINE:38
>>Error: Binary operator oprand missing >>FILE:/share/home/teberl/hydra/v401/macros/Rich/testBoolean.C LINE:38
I absolutely do not understand why it looks at all to this line as it is
enclosed in the if-statement that is FALSE !!!!!
I am currently using 2.23 / 09 (Nov. 26th) on RedHat 6.0 .
I can always comment out the lines, but I'd like to understand why it
behaves in this irrational (?) way :)
best regards
Thomas
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The macro is the following:
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{
TStopwatch timer;
Text_t *iname = "/scratch/titan/data/ExpData/anaAll2.root";
TFile *f = new TFile (iname, "READ");
HTree *T = (HTree *) f->Get ("T");
Stat_t nMaxEntry = T->GetEntries();
Stat_t nMinEntry = 0; // first entry to get from Tree
// *** SWITCHES
Bool_t kRichCal;
kRichCal = 0;
if (kRichCal){
Int_t nRichCalData;
TBranch *bRichCalNrLeaves;
bRichCalNrLeaves = T->GetBranch("HRichCal.fData_");
bRichCalNrLeaves -> SetAddress(&nRichCalData);
}
if(kRichCal) Int_t nBytesRichCal = 0; // Byte counter
timer.Start(); // performance
for (Int_t i=nMinEntry; i<nMaxEntry; i++){ // event loop
if(kRichCal){
nBytesRichCal += bRichCalNrLeaves -> GetEntry(i);
}
} // *** end of event loop
timer.Stop();
}
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Thomas Eberl Phone: (+49 89) 289 1 2425
Physik-Department E12, Technische Universitaet Muenchen
James-Franck-Strasse *** D-85748 Garching b. Muenchen
Email: Thomas.Eberl@physik.tu-muenchen.de
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