Hello Rooters,
I have a minor suggestion which results from numerous pilot errors
of mine which I'm making regularly when using the code generated
with TTree::MakeClass. Here is the deal. The autogenerated code
uses `i' as an index to loop over the tree entries:
for (Int_t i=0; i<nentries;i++) {
if (LoadTree(i) < 0) break;
nb = fTree->GetEntry(i); nbytes += nb;
....... place for the user code ..........
}
One of the first things I'm normally doing within this loop is
creation of a (nested) loop over the objects stored in the event
(i.e. tracks). And a preferred choice for the index of the inner loop
for me is also `i' with all the easily predictable consequences...
In case I'm not alone - wouldn't it make sense to name the index variable
of the autogenerated loop something like `ientry' rather than `i' ?
thanks, pasha
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