Re: TCutG marker

Hi Alexander,
here is a macro:
{

   TCanvas * c = new TCanvas("cc", "cc", 500,500);    c->Range(0,0, 100, 100);
   Double_t x[4] = {20, 60, 50, 20};
   Double_t y[4] = {10, 40, 40, 10};
   TCutG * cut = new TCutG("cut", 4, x, y);    cut->Draw();
   gStyle->SetMarkerStyle(kFullDotLarge);    cut->SetDrawOption("P");
   c->Update();
}
Note: TCutG inherits from TGraph. so you can use TGraphs (or its (grand) parents) methods The options are described in:
TGraph::PaintGraph

Cheers
Otto

On Fri, 17 Jun 2005, Alexander Bürger wrote:

> Dear rooters,
>
> Which methods do I have to use to make a TCutG draw markers and lines?
>
> SetMarkerStyle(kFullDotLarge) does not have the desired effect on a
> newly created TCutG, and SetMarkerSize(5) does not improve it. The only
> way I found is via the dialog "show markers" (which, btw, hides the
> line), but this is very inconvenient for large numbers of cuts.
>
> ROOT version is 4.04.02
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Alexander
>

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