When I try to source 1.sh , root will be started to run A1.c, but when it’s finished, it’s stucked there and will not go to A2.c. It needs a manuall work to type ‘.q’ , how can I avoid this manual typing work? e.g. is there a way to quit ROOT automatically?

Thanks,Gang

[quote=“crazyqg”]Dear ROOT Expert:

I have a bash file to run several root files together:

cat 1.sh :

root A1.c
root A2.c
root A2.c

When I try to source 1.sh , root will be started to run A1.c, but when it’s finished, it’s stucked there and will not go to A2.c. It needs a manuall work to type ‘.q’ , how can I avoid this manual typing work? e.g. is there a way to quit ROOT automatically?

Thanks,Gang[/quote]

You can run root with the -q option

root -q A1.C

Will run the macro and then quit without having to change the macro.

Cheers,
Charles