Rene Brun writes: > > Why don't you call your macro with these parameters? > .x mymacro.C("in.root","out.root",10); You can also do this all from the shell command line if you are aware of how your shell treats quotes. But, the above should work in csh and sh derived shells: shell> root 'mymacro.C("in.root","out.root",10)' I find this feature quite useful. -Brett.
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