I can reformulate my question. How much effort is need to implement object persistence (via TFile or maybe another class) not in root files but, for example, in RDBMS or in text files. > Airat, > It is not clear to me what you want to do! > You can try object.Dump(); > where object is an instance of any class derived from TObject. > Example > Root > TH1F h; > Root > h.Dump(); >h.log > > > On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, Airat A. Sadreev wrote: > > > I'm very new in ROOT and I have a question. As far as I understand, > > persistence of objects in ROOT is implemented via TFile and RTTI. Files, > > generated by TFile have binary format but I need in files in text format if > > form > > <property_1_name> = <property_1_value> > > ... > > <property_n_name> = <property_n_value> > > > > How much effort is need to implement such functionality. > > > > > > > >
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