To open any browser just create an object of TBrowser class (from
ROOT command line, from ROOT macro or with your own stand-alone
code). For example:
TBrowser b;
TBrowser *b = new TBrowser;
ROOT will create this object for you if you select
"browser"/"explorer" menu position in canvas drop-down menu.
Anyway this creates the TBrowser object and open its window (under
Motif or under WIN32). You don't need to change your program when you
move your code from one platform (UNIX) to another one (ket's say
Windows NT).
> >
> > 2) How to manage the TMotifApplication?, is it the corresponding class
> > of TApllication under a Motif enviroment?
Exactly the same way just create an instance of the TApplication
class. But I would suggest to create your share lib/DLLs and use
ROOT environment to load your classes and perform your task unless
you get some ROOT experience. This way ROOT creates TApplication for
you and always properly.
> >
> > 3) Where I can learn something about the Seek_t objects?
> >
the "_t" suffix means it is a simple type not a class.
Please read: http://root.cern.ch/root/Conventions.html
Hope this helps,
With my best regards,
Valery
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