Hallo Valery! Valery Fine writes: > One needs VERY STRONG REASON to make his OWN ROOT-like application. So, then I don't understand what "root" really is. Up to now I thought that it is a kind of library (like hbook/hplot or so) which can be used within my programs, and the "baisc program" is called "root". F.e., I think about writing a monitor program which gets histograms from a DAQ via network and then simply presents them as the user like (with an automatic updating of the most important histograms and numbers). This program should be usable for people which didn't see root up to know (and which will be confused simply by the word "canvas" as an example). I thought that I can simply take the "root" library, write some own functions to get the histograms via net, write my own (specific) menus, enable all "standard" root functions I want and have my monitor application. Is this the wrong way? Or too difficult? How such a problem should be solved at the moment? Tschuessi Ole
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