Hi Fons, Fons Rademakers wrote: >Hi Ashley, > > the buffer pointed at by "my" is not a printable character string but >a binary string of given length. Cout char* stops printing at the first >'\0' and "my" may contain many 0's. You should write this buffer as a >binary file. But better is to use ROOT files to save session state. > > Aaah excellent. Now I understand. I though it might serialize it to simple strings and not binary. Thanks Fons >Cheers, Fons. > > > Ashley Cambrell
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