Hi Heather,
I do not know if you typed exactly what you submitted in your mail.
You had " characters missing at the beginning of 2 lines.
I do not see any problem with this with 3.04 or 3.05/02
root [0] {
end with '}', '@':abort > char *list[5] =
end with '}', '@':abort >
{"muon_pencil_300MeV_centerTile0022_acdtop-run1-mc.root",
end with '}', '@':abort >
"muon_pencil_300MeV_centerTile0022_acdtop-run2-mc.root",
end with '}', '@':abort >
"muon_pencil_300MeV_centerTile0022_acdtop-run3-mc.root",
end with '}', '@':abort >
"muon_pencil_300MeV_centerTile0022_acdtop-run4-mc.root",
end with '}', '@':abort >
"muon_pencil_300MeV_centerTile0022_acdtop-run5-mc.root"};
end with '}', '@':abort > }
root [1] list[0]
(char* 0x84cfde8)"muon_pencil_300MeV_centerTile0022_acdtop-run1-mc.root"
Rene Brun
On
Thu,
13 Feb 2003, Heather Kelly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using ROOT 3.04.02 on Redhat Linux 7.2.
>
> Back on Jan. 30, 2003 - there was a posting from Rene stating:
>
> >We extended the maximum number of characters in an input line from 256
> >to 2048 in version 3.03/09
> >
>
> I just tried the following at the command line:
>
> root [0] char *list[] =
> {"muon_pencil_300MeV_centerTile0022_acdtop-run1-mc.root",
> "muon_pencil_300MeV_centerTile0022_acdtop-run2-mc.root",
> muon_pencil_300MeV_centerTile0022_acdtop-run3-mc.root",
> "muon_pencil_300MeV_centerTile0022_acdtop-run4-mc.root",
> muon_pencil_300MeV_centerTile0022_acdtop-run5-mc.root"};
> !!! User command too long !!!
>
> Has the maximum number of characters really been increased as of 3.03/09?
>
> Thanks,
> Heather
>
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