thanks Rene,
actually, my question is different : the file exist, but the tree i'm
asking is not in some of the files.
To summarize : we have files 1 ... 1000 (for example).
The tree is produced using an another program which makes some
selection. In some cases, because of the selection, some files don't
have the tree requested for the TChain (while having others trees)
so my question would be : is there a way to prevent that the error
message to be printed if the file (that exists) doesn't contain the
requested tree
regards
Rene Brun a écrit :
> Marc,
>
> you said:
> >there is an error message when one of the file doesn't contain the
> required Tree
> >but it works for the others that contain
> I do not understand your problem. It is normal to issue an error
> message when the file does not exist
>
> Rene Brun
>
>
> Marc Escalier wrote:
>> Dear colleagues,
>>
>> when creating a TChain like this :
>>
>> TChain mychain("NameOfTheTree");
>>
>> mychain.Add("myfile1")
>> ...
>> mychain.Add("myfile1000")
>>
>> there is an error message when one of the file doesn't contain the
>> required Tree
>> but it works for the others that contain
>>
>> ==>is there a way to prevent the error message
>>
>> thanks
>>
>
Received on Wed Dec 16 2009 - 10:01:30 CET