Hi Bill,
This is a side effect of the new CINT function overloading resolution
algorithm. I hope that Masa will fix this problem in the coming
iteration.
Meanwhile, you can circumvent the problem, by calling
m_node1 = new TNode("m_node1","inner sector",(TShape*)insect);
instead of
m_node1 = new TNode("m_node1","inner sector",insect);
Thanks for reporting the problem
Rene Brun
On Mon, 1 May 2000, William Love wrote:
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> > Rooters
> > Recently (24) the use of the shape object in the call to TNode broke
> > although the call by name of the shape still works.
> >
> > I.e
> >
> > TPGON *insect = new TPGON("insect","TPC inner
> > sector","void",-15,360,12,2);
> > insect->DefineSection(0,-210,r1,r2);
> > insect->DefineSection(1,210,r1,r2);
> > insect->SetLineColor(2);
> >
> > m_node1 = new TNode("m_node1","inner sector",insect);
> >
> > hangs whereas it works if insect is replaced in the TNode arguments by
> > "insect"
> >
> > Bill Love
> >
> >
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