Rutger van der Eijk wrote: > > Hi, > > Again a message about 'const' etc. > > I somewhere need to stream a 'const Text_t*' into a TMessage, which is a > TBuffer. > > I have > > const Text_t* name = <something> > TMessage messOut(kMESS_OBJECT); > > and would like to do: > > messOut << name; > > This doesn't work because the operator is defined as > > TBuffer &TBuffer::operator<<(Char_t *c) > > I think this should be: > > TBuffer &TBuffer::operator<<(const Char_t *c > > as for all the other TBuffer input (i.e. <<) operators. Or is there > (another) reason why I should not use the << operators? (Should I use the > WriteArray member?... ifso why are << operators public?) Good point. > > p.s. I'm curious to things discussed at CHEP98, will there be some > note/report/summary? I suppose you are refering to the Root Users meeting that we organized yesterday night. We intend to post a summary of this meeting in the coming days. At the conference, many people/experiments have quoted their use of Root and also many have announced their move to Root, including major leading experiments in HEP and Nuclear Physics. Rene Brun
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