Hello ROOTers,
I have a problem with TGTextBuffer in my small graphical
interface like a http://root.cern.ch/root/hepvis98/newgui.html
Following is essence of my header file
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#ifndef MyWindow_h
#define MyWindow_h
#include <TGFrame.h>
#include <TGTextBuffer.h>
class MyWindow : public TGMainFrame {
protected:
TGTextBuffer *fNameBuf;
public:
MyWindow(const TGWindow *p, UInt_t w, UInt_t h);
virtual ~MyWindow();
public:
ClassDef(MyWindow,1)
};
#endif
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#ifdef __CINT__
#pragma link off all globals;
#pragma link off all classes;
#pragma link off all functions;
#pragma link C++ class MyWindow;
#endif
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When a generated source file from rootcint is compiled,
following error is output
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Generating dictionary
rootcint RootCint.cc -c MyWindow.h LinkDef.h
Note: operator new() masked 1c
Note: operator delete() masked 1c
g++ -O -Wall -fno-rtti -fPIC -I/opt/root/include -I. RootCint.cc -c
RootCint.cc: In method `void MyWindow::Streamer(class TBuffer &)':
RootCint.cc:32: no match for `TBuffer & << TGTextBuffer *&'
/opt/root/include/TBuffer.h:206: candidates are: TBuffer::operator <<(Char_t)
/opt/root/include/TBuffer.h:316: TBuffer::operator <<(UChar_t)
/opt/root/include/TBuffer.h:215: TBuffer::operator <<(Short_t)
/opt/root/include/TBuffer.h:319: TBuffer::operator <<(UShort_t)
/opt/root/include/TBuffer.h:224: TBuffer::operator <<(Int_t)
/opt/root/include/TBuffer.h:322: TBuffer::operator <<(UInt_t)
/opt/root/include/TBuffer.h:233: TBuffer::operator <<(Long_t)
/opt/root/include/TBuffer.h:325: TBuffer::operator <<(ULong_t)
/opt/root/include/TBuffer.h:242: TBuffer::operator <<(Float_t)
/opt/root/include/TBuffer.h:251: TBuffer::operator <<(Double_t)
/opt/root/include/TBuffer.h:260: TBuffer::operator <<(const Char_t *)
/opt/root/include/TBuffer.h:342: operator <<(TBuffer &, const TObject *)
/opt/root/include/TString.h:314: operator <<(ostream &, const TString &)
gmake: *** [RootCint.o] Error 1
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Do you know how to slove this problem?
Or is this bug?
Thanks,
Take-Aki TOEDA
Nagoya Univ.
Nagoya Japan
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