On Sun, 15 Mar 1998, Nick van Eijndhoven wrote:
>
> TString* s; // In the private area of my class
>
> s = new TString("small_test"); // In one of the initialisation
> // member functions
>
> char* ch=s->Data(); // In another member function.
>
> However, the last statement gives me an error message in ROOT
>
> "illegal pointer to class object".
>
> I also tried : char* ch=(char*)s->Data();
> char* ch=(const char*)s->Data();
>
> but nothing worked.
May be the following scenario will work:
class MyClass {
private:
TString *s;
...
public:
char *GetData()
{
return( s->Data() );
{
...
};
Use it as:
MyClass mcls;
char *ch = mcls.GetData();
Happy ROOTing
Radovan
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