>
>
> In PAW one has the possibility to write several PAW commands in
> a mfn.kumac file and later execute this macro inside PAW by typeing
>
> exec mfn
>
> Does exist a similar facility in ROOT, and if yes, please tell
> me the generic name of the file to be created and the command inside
> ROOT to be executed.
>
> Ex.: I open a file and plot a histogram:
>
> TFile f("htest.root");
> f.ls();
> h2434.Draw();
> etc...
>
> Next time I wouldn't like to type all these but execute a file
> which contains these commands. How to do this?
>
Hello,
1. First, try to launch ROOT and just type "arrow UP" key just to
invoke a command from ALL previous sessions one by one.
2. Then one may apply "Emacs style" command, namely type Ctrl-R and
then type the first letter of the command from the history you
want to perform.
3. Apparenly the all things above mean ROOT does create a history
file. Look for ".root_hist" in your home directory and enjoy
yourself.
4. Now one may copy that file with another save name,
edit/customize it and execute via either .x ROOT command ot via
gROOT->Macro("name_of_macro_file") ROOT method.
Hope this helps,
With my best regards,
Valery
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