Hello - I admit to being a not-so-proficient programmer attempting to use ROOT.
I have 3 definitions for a function, say:
void test()
void test(Text_t* text)
void test(Text_t* text, int a, int b)
Shouldn't ROOT/C++ be smart enough to use the third instance when I call
test("text",1,2)? It doesn't seem to be. Is there a way to force this?
Thanks,
Jahred
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