Anil,
> //===================================================
> int event;
> float char_array[n];
> Zee=new TTree("Zee","Zee");
> Zee->Branch("event", &event, "event/I");
> Zee->Branch("char_array", char_array, "char_array[n]/F");
> //================================================
even for a single int, one would have to use a python array (of size 1) if the int is not part of a struct (on which AddressOf can be applied). See an example "Writing a tree" here:
http://cern.ch/wlav/pyroot/tpytree.html
HTH,
Wim
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