Dear Rene
Probably, I am doing something wrong, but it is not possible
to change the name of a root file.
I have the following class:
MyClass: public TNamed {
private:
TFile *fFileA;
TFile *fFileB;
public:
void CreateFiles();
}
The following version works fine and writes both files to disk:
void MyClass::CreateFiles()
{
fFileA = new TFile("Afile.root","RECREATE");
fFileB = new TFile("Bfile.root","RECREATE");
}
However, the following version stores only one file "Afile.root":
void MyClass::CreateFiles()
{
fFileB = new TFile("Afile.root","RECREATE");
fFileB->SetName("Bfile.root");
fFileA = new TFile("Afile.root","RECREATE");
}
Although both files are available in memory, and the filenames are
correct (as TBrowser shows), once I call the destructor of MyClass,
only "Afile.root" is finally written to disk.
Is there a way to rename a TFile?
Thank you in advance for your help
Best regards
Christian
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