Hi Valeri, Sorry, I did not realize that you were using split=1. There is a limitation in split mode. You cannot have two split branches referencing the same class. The branch names in this case are not correctly generated. I hope to have time to support this mode in the coming release. Meanwhile use split=0. Rene Brun Tioukov Valeri wrote: > > Dear Rene, > > I applied the proposed corrections but they seems have no effect at all. > > > Numbering in ROOT and C++ starts at 0, not 1. If you replace the 2 > > lines: > > It is correct of cause but nor 1 nor 0 newer happend in this example > in fact the lowest tracks number was around 500 in MainEvent. > > I made available the code of the example at: > http://chorusdq.na.infn.it/r/MainEvent.cxx > all my lines are marked as //VT > > http://chorusdq.na.infn.it/r/branch1.root - the result with 1 branch > http://chorusdq.na.infn.it/r/branch2.root - the result with 2 branches > > Thank you for your help > Valeri > > > > > Tioukov Valeri wrote: > > > > > > Dear rooters, > > > > > > I have 2 TObjArrays and after some selections I need to store objects > > > from them into the different branches of the tree. > > > > > > When I have just one branch it works fine. If I add the second all tree > > > leaves are filled by zeros. > > > > > > To illustrate a problem I added the following lines into > > > test/MainEvent.cxx: > > > > > > // Create one event > > > .... > > > Track *track1 = new Track(); > > > Track *track2 = new Track(); > > > .... > > > TTree *tree2 = new TTree("T2","My example of a ROOT tree"); > > > tree2->Branch("track1", "Track", &track1, bufsize,split); //1-st branch > > > tree2->Branch("track2", "Track", &track2, bufsize,split); //2-d branch > > > .... > > > > > > // inside the event cycle: > > > > > > if( event->GetNtrack()>1) { > > > track1 = (Track*)event->GetTracks()->UncheckedAt(1); > > > track2 = (Track*)event->GetTracks()->UncheckedAt(2); > > > if (write) tree2->Fill(); > > > } > > > > > > .... > > > > > > If I just comment the line belongs to one branch the tree filling > > > correctly. > > > > > > What is wrong here? > > > > > > Best regards > > > Valeri Tioukov > >
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