root.graph2D {xps} | R Documentation |
Creates a ROOT 2D-graph for a ROOT tree.
root.graph2D(x, treename1 = character(0), treename2 = character(0),logbase = "log2", option = "P", canvasname = "Graph2D", save.as = "", w = 540, h = 540)
x |
object of class DataTreeSet or ExprTreeSet . |
treename1 |
name of first tree, must be present in rootfile of object x . |
treename2 |
name of second tree, must be present in rootfile of object x . |
logbase |
usually “log2”, or “0”, determines if leaf data should be converted to log. |
option |
ROOT TGraph::PaintGraph option, usually one of “P”, “*”, “L”. |
canvasname |
name of ROOT canvas |
save.as |
gaphics tye for saving canvas, one of “ps”, “eps”, “pdf”, “jpg”, “gif”, “png”, “tiff” |
w |
the width of the canvas in pixels. |
h |
the height of the canvas in pixels. |
Creates a ROOT 2D-graph for trees treename1
and treename2
present in rootfile
.
By selecting menu “File->Save->canvasname.xxx” you can save the figure as e.g. *gif, *.jpg, *.pdf, *.ps or even as C++ macro.
Alternatively, you can save the plot by setting save.as
. However, this will close the
canvas immediately after opening it.
Always select menu item “Quit ROOT” from menu “File” to close the ROOT canvas,
otherwise you are in the CINT C/C++ interpreter from ROOT
. To exit CINT,
you need to type “.q”.
Christian Stratowa
## Not run: ## first, load ROOT scheme file and ROOT data file scheme.test3 <- root.scheme(paste(.path.package("xps"),"schemes/SchemeTest3.root",sep="/")) data.test3 <- root.data(scheme.test3, paste(.path.package("xps"),"rootdata/DataTest3_cel.root",sep="/")) root.graph2D(data.test3, "TestA1.cel", "TestB1.cel") ## End(Not run)