Hi Olivier !
Thank you for the answer. Yes, I meant two cuts with OR logic. Anyway, there are other ways to go over that.
With regards,
Boris.
| Boris Skorodumov, Graduate Student | | Physics Department | | University of Notre Dame | | Indiana 46556, USA | | WWW: http://www.nd.edu/~bskorodo | --------------------------------------
Olivier Couet wrote:
>Hi Boris,
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>You said:
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>>*2.*
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>>I attached test.C showing problem with 2 cuts.
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> Seems to me your example is working fine. I have modified it a bit to
>show better the cuts effect (see the attached macro and gif file). The
>syntax [cut1,cut2] means (cut1 AND cut2). So, if the cuts do not overlap
>the selection is empty. In the attached gif file you clearly see that if
>the 2 cuts overlap the histogram "c" is not empty. I think you are looking
>for something like (cut1 OR cut2), which is not implemented right now.
>I'll look at it.
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>Cheers, Olivier
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