Re: executing one macro from another

From: Ingo Strauch (strauch@toots.physik.rwth-aachen.de)
Date: Mon Mar 27 2000 - 11:31:40 MEST 

Hi Rutger,

I tried the same and got the same error message first. One workaround is to
either specify the full path to the macro or the path relative to the path in
which you started your ROOT Session. Assume you have both files in
/home/yourname/root/macros try the following:

> Example:
>
> --------- macro topMacro.C
> {
>
    gInterpreter->ExecuteMacro("/home/yourname/root/macros/subMacro1.C");

    or

    gInterpreter->ExecuteMacro("root/macros/subMacro1.C");

>
> }
> --------- subMacro1.C
> {
>  // do something
> }

Of course the second possibility only works if you started ROOT in your
home-directory.

Ciao,
     Ingo

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