
    protected:

      virtual TBranch* makeBranch(KanTreeBase& tree, const char* block, const char* variable, Int_t bufferSize, Int_t splitLevel) const
         virtual void* readPtr() const
         virtual void* writePtr() const

    public:

                  virtual ~UsrRootBaseK()
                 TBranch* addToTree(KanTreeBase& tree, const char* block, const char* variable, Int_t bufferSize, Int_t splitLevel) const
                 TBranch* getBranch(KanTreeBase& tree, const char* block, const char* variable) const
            UsrRootBaseK& operator=(const UsrRootBaseK&)
                    Int_t readBranch()
              const char* readName() const
             KanTreeBase* readTree() const
                    Int_t setBranch(KanTreeBase& tree, const char* branchName) const
      virtual const char* typeName() const

Data Members


    protected:

      TBranch* _readBranch   ! branch to read data from
      TBranch* _writeBranch  ! branch to write data to

Class Description

~UsrRootBaseK()

TBranch* addToTree(KanTreeBase& tree, const char* block, const char* variable, Int_t bufferSize, Int_t splitLevel) const

TBranch* getBranch(KanTreeBase& tree, const char* block, const char* variable) const

 if (_writeBranch == 0 ) return 0;

const char* readName() const

KanTreeBase* readTree() const

Int_t setBranch(KanTreeBase& tree, const char* name) const

 will return the number of branches set

 first try to find the branch on the tree

Int_t readBranch()

Inline Functions

          const char* typeName() const
             TBranch* makeBranch(KanTreeBase& tree, const char* block, const char* variable, Int_t bufferSize, Int_t splitLevel) const
                void* readPtr() const
                void* writePtr() const
        UsrRootBaseK& operator=(const UsrRootBaseK&)

Last update: UsrRootBaseK.cc,v 1.14 2004/08/23 18:29:31 echarles Exp $

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