Rooters, ROOT's greatest appeal to me is the advanced set of C++ graphing tools. I have a set of existing templated classes (non-ROOT) that contain data that I want plotted in various ways. Ideally, I would like to create a new class that encapsulates these plotting routines. Besides the various initializations required in the main() file, I would like all of the ROOT functions handled by this class, including creating the canvas. Would this create any scoping problems for ROOT? Can I declare a canvas inside a function? Do I need special declarations of the ROOT objects (extern, etc.)? Are there any example applications someone could point me to? Also, my templated classes use the STL containers vector<> and string extensively. Does this preclude the successful use of CINT compiled into this stand-alone application (not called from within ROOT)? Thanks in advance for any pointers, example code, enlightenment, ... Matt ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Matthew R. Nelson Dept. of Human Genetics University of Michigan http://www-personal.umich.edu/~ticul/ 4711 Medical Science II email: ticul@umich.edu Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0618 phone: (734) 647-3151 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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