For the time being there is still the 100 commands limit. To be removed
soon.
-- Fons
On Thu, 2004-02-26 at 17:10, Bernard Andrieu wrote:
> Hi Rene,
>
> thanks for the answers. Yes I wrote my mail very fast, sorry for the confusion!
> I reformulate the remaining open questions.
>
> .root_hist:
> OK to change the name, but how can I tell root to keep more than the last 100
> commands? I checked that this is not written in the User's Guide.
>
> not expanding cuts:
> I give an example to be more clear. In an interactive session, I want to analyze
> a root tree and try all sorts of cuts. I first define a lot of simple cuts, then
> more and more complicated cuts by combining the simpler ones, e.g.:
>
> TCut eta_e("abs(Etaele) < 2");
> TCut pt_e("pTele > 20");
>
> TCut eta_jet1("abs(Etajet[0] <2");
> TCut pt_jet1("pTjet[0] > 20");
> TCut eta_jet2("abs(Etajet[1] <3");
> TCut pt_jet2("pTjet[1] > 10");
>
> TCut ele(pt_e && eta_e);
> TCut jets(eta_jet1 && pt_jet1 && eta_jet2 && pt_jet2);
>
> TCut presel(ele && jets);
>
> and so on...
>
> Then, when I draw a plot, e.g.:
> MyTree->Draw("pTjet[2]",presel && "nbjets > 2");
>
> root automatically expands the cut definition in the title box, which makes it
> unreadable except for very simple cuts. Now I can ask my question again: how can
> I tell root to keep original cut names and NOT to expand cut
> definition, i.e. in my example how can I end up with only ` presel && "nbjets >
> 2" ' in the title box of my plot? I checked it is not written in the User's
> Guide, at least not in the TCut section of Trees chapter.
>
> I hope my question is clear now. Thanks for help.
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