Hi all, A new version of BRAT has been made and tagged: Version: 2.0.17 CVS Tag: BRAT-2-0-17 This is more or less a fix revision, due to some very unfortunate effects of some previous changes. Again, I must stress the importance of running _thourough_ checks on ones changes before commiting them to CVS. 2001-07-29 Christian Holm Christensen <cholm@hilux12.nbi.dk> * asciidata/DetectorParameters2000.txt: Added the file DetectorParameters2000.txt for the 2000 run * managers/BrAppOptionManager.cxx: Fixed problem with negative numbers parsed to a short option. * managers/BrAppOption.h: Default arugments to SetValue * managers/BrAppOptionManager.cxx: Removed Djamel's "fix" which made it impossible to use long options. That was very VERY bad, since the CRS software ONLY uses the long form of command line options. I'm looking into the problem he reported now. In the mean time, do not use BRAT-2-0-16 on the farm since it'll not work! * help/root-help.el: Change the definition of root-main, so that it is more flexible, that is, can also be used for making a script. It will now prompt you with Do you need graphics (y or n) answering 'y' will insert an institation of a TApplication object in the main function. Note that no TROOT object is created, as this is already done by libCore.so * util/BrStatistics.cxx: Removed a left over preprocessor statement. * util/BrStatistics.cxx, util/BrStatistics.h: Added new static method AddPoint to facilitate 1 variable hig-precision statistics. Also, protected against passing n=1 to the CTOR, as this may cause various memory problems, due to the x = new Double_t[n] allocation and similar deallocation. This seems to be a problem with either the GCC or ROOT new/delete operator, since the ANSI/ISO C++ standard does not explicitly prohibit allocation as above with n=1. Anyway, the static function is in many cases exactly what you want. Yours, Christian ----------------------------------------------------------- Holm Christensen Phone: (+45) 35 35 96 91 Sankt Hansgade 23, 1. th. Office: (+45) 353 25 305 DK-2200 Copenhagen N Web: www.nbi.dk/~cholm Denmark Email: cholm@nbi.dk
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