Fixes replicated backup entries appearing on output file #349
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This PR should solve issue #338
I believe the trick was to add
fOutputFile->Write(0, TObject::kOverwrite), this fixes additional entries appearing when using.ls.However, I believe that when opening the file using
restRoot, since we create a new instance, two versions of the object will appear. One it is the instance of the object, the other is the key stored in file.In reality this is not a 100% fix. The point is that when we open the file using
restRoot file.rootand then use theTBrowserthe browser shows a replicated object because one is thekeyand the other is thepointer.If we just do open it using
TFilethen replicated entries will not appear.