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The first of these is a long-held oversight: Uproot has never been able to read @sbinet's small-evnt-tree-nosplit.root. Unsplit objects are much harder, so maybe this was justified in the beginning, but now I wanted to show the same example in split and unsplit form, for which small-evnt-tree-fullsplit.root and small-evnt-tree-nosplit.root provide a good example.
The two bugs that had to be fixed were:
l
andL
don't correspond tolong
andunsigned long
; they're both 32-bits. Different platforms make similarly different interpretations. For 64-bit non-Windows, at least, the data should be deserialized as 64-bit, so we use Python'sq
andQ
.std::vector<std::string>
wasn't implemented for unsplit objects. The implementation is easy.