ProcessLine() and passing characters....

Try: 
gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,0,4,\"235U\
",\"FIC1\")");


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> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-roottalkpcroot.cern.ch
[mailto:owner-roottalkpcroot.cern.ch]
> On Behalf Of Marco Calviani
> Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 2:07 PM
> To: roottalkcern.ch
> Subject: [ROOT] ProcessLine() and passing
characters....
> 
> Hi ROOTers,
>    i'm using an analysis program that can be called
with a leggi()
> function
> (the prototype is leggi(int, int, int, char, char)). In
order to
> launch multiple analysis i've created a macro file
that looks like
> this:
> 
> {
>   	gROOT->ProcessLine(".L
produz_thre8.cpp++");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,0,4,"235U&qu
ot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,1,4,"235U&qu
ot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,2,4,"235U&qu
ot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,3,4,"235U&qu
ot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,4,4,"235U&qu
ot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,5,4,"235U&qu
ot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,6,4,"235U&qu
ot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,7,4,"235U&qu
ot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,8,4,"235U&qu
ot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,9,4,"235U&qu
ot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,10,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,11,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,12,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,13,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,14,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,15,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,16,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,17,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,18,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,19,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,20,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,21,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,22,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,23,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,24,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,25,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,26,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,27,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,28,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
>
	gROOT->ProcessLine("leggi(8207,29,4,"235U&q
uot;,"FIC1")");
> 
> }
> 
> Unfortunately launching this macro with
> $ root -l -q < file.macro
> produces this:
> 
> Error: String literal syntax error produz_thre.macro:3:
> Error: String literal syntax error produz_thre.macro:3:
> Error: String literal syntax error produz_thre.macro:3:
> Error: String literal syntax error produz_thre.macro:3:
> 
> I can understand that it doesn't like the fact that
235U and FIC1 are
> with " " signs. How can i circumvent this
problem?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Marco Calviani