Hello,
I'm trying to customize my '.rootrc' in a directory where I have
several sub-directories:
dir/.rootrc
dir/lib/
dir/test/
...
I d'like to add 'lib/' to the Dynamic Path and 'test/' to the Macro
Path.
So I put
+Unix.*.Root.DynamicPath: lib
+Unix.*.Root.MacroPath: test
into my '.rootrc' but the concatenation seems to fail.
I've tried also with
+Unix.*.Root.DynamicPath: :lib
+Unix.*.Root.MacroPath: :test
but it failed too.
The failure consists on this on Mac OS X (3.10/02 installed with fink) :
ibook2 AMSFS> root
Error in <TUnixSystem::DynamicPathName>: Gpad[.so | .sl | .dl | .a]
does not exist in .:/sw/lib/root :lib:/usr/local/lib
Error in <TUnixSystem::DynamicPathName>: GX11[.so | .sl | .dl | .a]
does not exist in .:/sw/lib/root :lib:/usr/local/lib
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Error in <TUnixSystem::DynamicPathName>: Graf3d[.so | .sl | .dl | .a]
does not exist in .:/sw/lib/root :lib:/usr/local/lib
Error in <TUnixSystem::DynamicPathName>: Tree[.so | .sl | .dl | .a]
does not exist in .:/sw/lib/root :lib:/usr/local/lib
Error in <TUnixSystem::DynamicPathName>: Matrix[.so | .sl | .dl | .a]
does not exist in .:/sw/lib/root :lib:/usr/local/lib
Error in <TUnixSystem::DynamicPathName>: Minuit[.so | .sl | .dl | .a]
does not exist in .:/sw/lib/root :lib:/usr/local/lib
Error in <TUnixSystem::DynamicPathName>: Postscript[.so | .sl | .dl |
.a] does not exist in .:/sw/lib/root :lib:/usr/local/lib
Error in <TUnixSystem::DynamicPathName>: Gpad[.so | .sl | .dl | .a]
does not exist in .:/sw/lib/root :lib:/usr/local/lib
Error in <TUnixSystem::DynamicPathName>: Html[.so | .sl | .dl | .a]
does not exist in .:/sw/lib/root :lib:/usr/local/lib
root [0]
On Linux there is no error messages but it does not work properly.
How can I solve this problem ?
Thanks a lot for your answer !
Cheers,
Julien
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Julien Bolmont
Ingénieur diplômé - doctorant
Groupe d'Astroparticules de Montpellier
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