[ROOT] TF2::Npy()

From: Gernot Maier (maier@ik.fzk.de)
Date: Mon Jul 14 2003 - 13:29:13 MEST

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Hej,

is there any reason why the maximum number of points
for the y-axis in twodimensional functions is 1000, but
for the x-axis 100000?
The same is valid for the z-axis in threedimensional functions.
This can have large effects in the calculation of random
numbers from a twodimensional function.

Is it possible to get a warning if the maximum number of points
used in TF2::SetNpy() is larger than the allowed one?

Currently the number of points is set to the default value (100)
if a number larger than 1000 is used. Maybe it makes more sense
to use in this case the maximum allowed number.

I'm using Version 3.05/05 on SuSe Linux 8.0.

thank you,

Gernot

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