Hi,
First, the new Root User's Guide looks quite nice. It gives good
explanation regarding a lot of points I wasn't clear on.
Secondly, a (stupid?) c++/root question:
I wrote a class (KHistogramGroup) which inherits from TNamed and
another class I wrote, KAttStyle (very simple, doesn't inherit from
anything). If I declare my class with
class KHistogramGroup: public TNamed, public KAttStyle{ ... }
all is well in the world. But if I use instead
class KHistogramGroup: public KAttStyle, public TNamed{ ... }
I get the following when I try to read out a saved KHistogramGroup from
a TFile:
root [1] KHistogramGroup* Km = (KHistogramGroup*)file.Get("hg");
*** Break *** segmentation violation
Root > Function test() busy flag cleared
root [2] .q
Fatal in <operator delete>: storage area overwritten
The solution, of course, is to do it the first way. I just wonder why
the second way causes problems...
Thanks,
Ben Norman
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