Hi Dariusz, Use standard C++ like: int kuku; void create() { kuku=17; } void use() { cout <<kuku<<endl; } Rene Brun Dariusz Miskowiec wrote: > > Dear Rootists, > > Is there a way of creating a global variable within a named > macro? I know that I can create a histogram in a named macro > and then find it in the current directory, but how about other > objects? I am thinking about something like > > /****************************/ > void create() { > int kuku = 17; > } > void use() { > cout << kuku << endl; > } > /****************************/ > > Best regards and many thanks > Dariusz Miskowiec > > -- > +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ > + Dariusz Miskowiec E-mail: D.Miskowiec@gsi.de + > + GSI, Planckstr. 1 Phone: 0049-6159-712-133 + > + D-64291 Darmstadt Fax: 0049-6159-712-989 + > +-------------------------------------------------------------------+
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