[ROOT] Long64_t

From: Livia FERRO (Livia.Ferro@cern.ch)
Date: Fri Jun 27 2003 - 11:42:07 MEST 

 Hi,

  now I am trying to "printf" or "cout" the variable "timestamp" below
and I
am not getting the correct expected result, of course, always from a
root
script... Is it possible at all to do this?

Thank you and best regards

                                        Livia Ferro

File to be read:

> 25 ext probe 1 21.93 1052989373314
> 26 ext probe 1 19.95 1052989373362
> 27 ext probe 1 20.25 1052989373418
> 28 ext probe 1 20.40 1052989373465
> 29 ext probe 1 20.36 1052989373517
> 30 ext probe 1 19.99 1052989373620
> 31 ext probe 1 21.17 1052989373683
>



{
  gROOT->Reset();

  int id;
  char name1[10];
  char name2[10];
  int type;
  float measure;
  Long64_t timestamp;
  int time,stamp;
  char temp[200];
  FILE *apre;

  apre = fopen("extprobe.dat","r");

  while(fgets(temp, sizeof(temp), apre) !=NULL) {

    sscanf(temp, "%d %s %s %d %g %6d%7d",
    &id, &name1,&name2,  &type, &measure, &time,&stamp);
    timestamp = time*100000000LL + stamp;
    printf("%d %s %s %d %g %6d%7d\n",
    id, name1,name2, type, measure, time,stamp);
  }

    fclose(apre);
}

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