Hi,
Trying your suggestion the last Line ( ..->Write()) actually returned
Int 0 and did not write?
The copied File consits of several further Directories.
Rene Brun wrote:
> Hi Markus,
>
> There is no direct function to do this. However, you can do
> something like:
>
> TFile f("30200020026938.root");
> f.cd("Record3");
> TDirectory *old = gDirectory;
> old->ReadAll();
> TFile f2("newfile.root","recreate");
> f2.mkdir("subdir");
> f2.cd("subdir");
> old->GetList()->Write();
>
>
> Rene Brun
>
> Markus Stoye wrote:
> >
> > Hi'
> > I've got a TFile with several TDirectories:
> >
> > root [0] TFile f("30200020026938.root")
> > root [1] f.ls()
> > TFile** 30200020026938.root
> > TFile* 30200020026938.root
> > KEY: TDirectory Record2;1 Record2
> > KEY: TDirectory Record3;1 Record3
> > KEY: TDirectory Record4;1 Record4
> > KEY: TDirectory Record1;1 Record1
> >
> > and wand to copy and rename one Directory into another TFile.
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