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  • file – name of the ROOT file to store histograms, if missing then histograms will be memory-resident

Method h1d()

Usage: hist = hmgr.h1d(...)

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Method accepts the same arguments as the constructors of the corresponding C++ ROOT class TH1D. The returned object also inherits most of the methods of the C++ class.

Method h1f()

Usage: hist = hmgr.h1f(...)

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Method accepts the same arguments as the constructors of the corresponding C++ ROOT class TH1F. The returned object also inherits most of the methods of the C++ class.

Method h1i()

Usage: hist = hmgr.h1i(...)

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Method accepts the same arguments as the constructors of the corresponding C++ ROOT class TH1I. The returned object also inherits most of the methods of the C++ class.

Method h2d()

Usage: hist = hmgr.h2d(...)

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Method accepts the same arguments as the constructors of the corresponding C++ ROOT class TH2D. The returned object also inherits most of the methods of the C++ class.

Method h2f()

Usage: hist = hmgr.h2f(...)

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Method accepts the same arguments as the constructors of the corresponding C++ ROOT class TH2F. The returned object also inherits most of the methods of the C++ class.

Method h2i()

Usage: hist = hmgr.h2i(...)

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Method accepts the same arguments as the constructors of the corresponding C++ ROOT class TH2F. The returned object also inherits most of the methods of the C++ class.

Method prof()

Usage: hist = hmgr.prof(...)

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Method accepts the same arguments as the constructors of the corresponding C++ ROOT class TProfile. The returned object also inherits most of the methods of the C++ class.

Method prof2d()

Usage: hist = hmgr.prof2d(...)

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Method accepts the same arguments as the constructors of the corresponding C++ ROOT class TProfile2D. The returned object also inherits most of the methods of the C++ class.

Function HistoMgr

Usage: hmgr = HistoMgr(...)

Do not call it, it's for pyana internal use.