Hi Rooters,
I have a class which contains member functions with a single argument of
type "string" (not "TString", not "char*"). If I compile the class,
make a shared library, and link it with an application, everything works
fine, I can use these member functions. However, when I load the same
shared library in a ROOT macro, and try to use the member functions, I get
the following error:
Error: Can't call
ADShotConvert::SetRawFilePath("some string") in current scope
FILE:pbartest.C LINE:50
Possible candidates are...
filename line:size busy function type and name (in ADShotConvert)
(compiled) 0:0 0 public: void SetRawFilePath(string);
*** Interpreter error recovered ***
Any idea what can cause this? Other member functions work.
I'm using v 3.00/06 from AFS under RedHat 6.1 for Intel x86.
---------------------------------------------
And now something completely different:
In another class of mine, I have a member of type TH1F*, and a member
function which returns this pointer (i.e. TH1F* GetHistogram()).
If I use this function like anObj->GetHistogram()->Draw(), everything
works fine with version 3.00/06. But with version 3.01/05, the axis
numbers are not displayed correctly: all of them are superimposed on each
other so it is impossible to read them. Besides, the tick marks disappear
too, except one for each axis. Weird... Any idea?
ROOT parameters are the same as above.
Regards,
Bertalan
This archive was generated by hypermail 2b29 : Tue Jan 01 2002 - 17:50:49 MET