Hi again,
maybe I should a little bit more specific. Consider
class A {
[...]
TClonesArray *fA \\->
}
and
A::A() {
fA = new TClonesArray(...);
}
A::~A() {
delete TClonesArray();
}
When I use SetAutoDelete(false), which is the default, I don't see
any difference with the use of an additional static member fsA.
When reading a tree and the contructor is only called once and
TClonesArray is reused in the same way as in static case.
The disadvantage of the static array is clearly that I cannot
use two objects of this type in parallel.
>From reading the documentation 3.1c I got the impression that the
default c'tor (at least in the form 'new(address) Class()') is
always called for initialization before an object is read in.
However, this seems not to be the case.
Best regards,
Volker
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