If you need only "use these variable names for passing to other functions"
why not to do it simpler, like:
const char *Avars[] = { "Total", "Debrems", "Dedelta", "Deelse",
"Deepair", "Demunu", "Demuon", "Costhmu",
"Deelse", "Ener", "Gmtns", "Gmtsec", "Id",
"Ievent", "Nch", "Nhits", "Nstr", "Ntr",
"Phimu", "Toff","Trigg", "Vmu", "Zmu", 0 };
Victor
"Kevin M. Rhodes" wrote:
>
> Any explanations why this won't work:
>
> {
> gROOT->Reset();
> TObjString *Avars[23] = { "Total", "Debrems", "Dedelta", "Deelse",
> "Deepair", "Demunu", "Demuon", "Costhmu",
> "Deelse", "Ener", "Gmtns", "Gmtsec", "Id",
> "Ievent", "Nch", "Nhits", "Nstr", "Ntr",
> "Phimu", "Toff","Trigg", "Vmu", "Zmu" };
>
> TString temp = Avars[0].GetString();
> cout << temp.Data() << endl;
> }
>
> I just need to use these variable names for passing to other functions,
> and all I've accomplished is getting their memory adresses to print.
> Thanks in advance for any help.
>
> Kevin Rhodes
> UW-Madison
> Amanda Project
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