Hi Stefan, What about the two following options - "all" prints all channels including under/overflows - "range" prints all channels in the current range (by default 1-->Nbins) Rene Brun On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Stefan Stonjek wrote: > Hello! > > The following macro give different results for different Root versions: > > ======================== Macro =================================== > // Test Macro > void overflow_test(void) > { > gROOT->Reset(); > TH1F *histo = new TH1F("test","Test Histogram",3,1,4); > histo->Sumw2(); > histo->Fill(5.0,1.0); > histo->Print("all"); > } > =================================================================== > > --------------------------- Root 2.00/13 -------------------------- > TH1.Print Name= test, Total sum= 0 > fSumw[0]=0, error[0]=0 > fSumw[1]=0, error[1]=0 > fSumw[2]=0, error[2]=0 > fSumw[3]=0, error[3]=0 > fSumw[4]=1, error[4]=1 > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Root 2.23/12 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > TH1.Print Name= test, Entries= 1, Total sum= 0 > fSumw[1]=0, x=1.5, error=0 > fSumw[2]=0, x=2.5, error=0 > fSumw[3]=0, x=3.5, error=0 > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > The newer version gives you the central x-value for each bin but the old > version gives you the over- and underflow bin. Is ther any way in the new > versions to get the over- and underflow information besides asking for the > bin explicitly? > > Tschuess > Stefan > > ********* Stefan Stonjek ********* > ***** DESY / ZEUS ***** > ***** Stefan.Stonjek@desy.de ***** > ********* Tel.: +49-40-8998-3159 ********* >
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