Hi,
C-style array of objects are not support as a top level type in a branch. To store such an array you need to wrap it into another class (class MyClass { Particle myPartcle[N_PART]; }; ) or use a C++ collection (either a TClonesArray or an std::vector) instead of the C-style array.
Cheers,
Philippe.
On 1/25/10 5:34 AM, Massimiliano Chiorboli wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have a problem in storing an array of classes into a tree using tree->Branch() method.
> I declare and appropriately fill an array of Classes (created by me) of kind e.g. "Particle"
>
> Particle myPartcle[N_PART];
>
> Is it possible and, if so, what is the correct syntax for creating a branch containing the myParticle array?
> I tried with:
>
> tree->Branch("particle", myParticle, 32000, 99);
>
> but this stores into the tree only the first element of the array.
> Thanks.
>
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