TBrowser can't read objects in a file??

chris garcia (garcia.91@osu.edu)
Mon, 12 Apr 1999 11:22:14 -0400

hi guys. i have been working with directory structures on a root file in
the hopes of ordering various objects into directories. i first wrote a
c++ macro that wrote these objects (event, tracks, etc., just various
classes associated with cdf runs) and then opened up the file in root and
in a TBrowser window. this seemed to work fine. i have since made a java
interface for doing this, and now can only see the first directory that i
created in the browser. but, if i do a map of the file, i get

990412/102147 At:64 N=116 TFile
990412/102147 At:180 N=81 TDirectory
990412/102148 At:261 N=83 ctrack
990412/102148 At:344 N=83 ctrack
990412/102148 At:427 N=83 ctrack
990412/102148 At:510 N=83 ctrack
990412/102148 At:593 N=83 ctrack
990412/102148 At:676 N=83 ctrack
990412/102148 At:759 N=83 ctrack
990412/102148 At:842 N=83 ctrack
990412/102148 At:925 N=71 cevent2
990412/102148 At:996 N=81 TDirectory
990412/102148 At:1077 N=83 ctrack
990412/102148 At:1160 N=83 ctrack
990412/102148 At:1243 N=83 ctrack
990412/102148 At:1326 N=83 ctrack
990412/102148 At:1409 N=83 ctrack

etc. which looks right (or close enough). any way to make this visable in
the browser?? thanks in advance

chris
chris garcia
cdf group, the ohio state university