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Instead direct painting of pixels on the display, create image which can be simply displayed. Main motivation - remove usage of gVirtualX API. But also now it works on all platforms, including batch and more performant
It can now run in batch and produced image can be stored in the PNG file
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Instead direct painting on X11 window using
gVirtualX->DrawPolyMarker()justcreate
TASImageobject and fill it with pixel data. Image automatically painted on the pad afterwards,There are many advantages:
Adjust correspondent macro.
Resolves very old user request:
https://root-forum.cern.ch/t/export-raytraced-geometries-in-batch-mode/64974/