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Bug in base I/O? [message #10628]

Wed, 05 May 2010 18:20

StefanoSpataro
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Registered: June 2005
Location: Torino

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From: *to.infn.it

Dear all,
I would like to report about the problem I have trying to plot variables from the root shell, or from the TBrowser.

I can run a simple simulation macro, i.e. macro/mdt/sim_muo.C, and open the output root file test.root.

Once I open test.root, I can open a TBrowser and try to plot MCTrack variables, such as MCTrack.fPz or MCTrack.GetMomentum().Pz(), everything works. I can try also to write the commands in a shell:

root [2] cbmsim.Draw("MCTrack.fPz")
root [3] cbmsim.Draw("MCTrack.GetMomentum().fZ")
root [4] cbmsim.Draw("MCTrack.GetMomentum().Pz()")

They work.

I can try to do the same with MdtHit TCA, a TClonesArray made of PndMdtPoint inheriting from FairMCPoint<-FairBasePoint<-FairMultiLinkedData<-FairLinkedData<-TObject.

I can plot MdtPoint.fX, fine, but when I try to plot something using functions, i.e. MdtPoint.GetSector(), I have the following crash:

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Considering that MCTrack is not inheriting from the FairXXXLinkData, and that I have the problem with all the objects inheriting from that class, and that before the link implementation I was able to plot everything fine (mdt code is not touched since a while), I would think it is a problem of this Link implementation. But it can be also that the problem comes from some "base" implementation different from the Link.

I ahve trid with different data object and I found always the same crash. If one want to plot something like theta or momentum which come from functions, it is quite... nasty.

I would call for some help from base developers.

Many thanks

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		Bug in base I/O? By: StefanoSpataro on Wed, 05 May 2010 18:20
		Re: Bug in base I/O? By: Radoslaw Karabowicz on Thu, 06 May 2010 11:03
		Re: Bug in base I/O? By: StefanoSpataro on Thu, 06 May 2010 11:59
		Re: Bug in base I/O? By: Radoslaw Karabowicz on Thu, 06 May 2010 14:01
		Re: Bug in base I/O? By: Radoslaw Karabowicz on Thu, 06 May 2010 14:22
		Re: Bug in base I/O? By: Ralf Kliemt on Thu, 06 May 2010 12:29

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