Dear rooters,
suppose you have a macro called my_macro.C with some arguments, sothat
when you make it run, you type:
.x my_macro.C(1,2,3)
The macro is not the simple one you can have within two '{}', but is in
the form of a C++ program, I mean:
#include <vector>
#include <...>
...
void my_macro(int a, int b, int c)
{
....
}
well, if I call this macro from another one, with the command
gROOT->Macro("my_macro.C(1,2,3)");
I get the following erro message:
Error in <TROOT::Macro>: macro my_macro.C(1,2,3) not found in path
.:/home/applicazioni/root/macros
Such a directory does not exist by default, nevertheless I get the same
error if I create it and if I put my_macro.C in it.
What can I do...
I feel I'm drowning in a glass of water....
Cheers,
Tommaso
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