Re: TSelector::kAbortFile

Hi Constantin,

   you should call in you TMySelector:

Abort("corrupted data", kAbortFile);

in case you have some problem with the data in the current file. Then the the processor that calls the selector, will load a new files and continue processing. In more severe cases you can call:

Abort("processing screwed up, aborting", kAbortProcess);

and in this case the processing will abort.

the chain/tree/proof processor uses the TSelector::GetAbort() method to decide what to do.

Hope this is clear.

Cheers, Fons.

On 07/04/2011 14:35, Constantin Loizides wrote:
> Dear all,
> in TSelector there is an Abort function that is advertised to be used
> to Abort the current file and move to the next file of the Chain.
> However it does not seem to do anything. Grepping v5.28.00b
> for TSelector::kAbortFile does not return any hit.
> Is this feature not implemented? Or am I overlooking something?
> Thanks Constantin
>

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