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Started by Agent1 June 24, 2000 07:25 PM

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Agent1

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June 24, 2000 07:25 PM

        
// Variable names have been changed to protect the innocent :D

struct nums{
	int bleghone;
	int bleghtwo;
	int bleghthree;};

typedef struct nums BLEGHTYPE;
BLEGHTYPE lala;
BLEGHTYPE test;
lala.bleghone = 5;
lala.bleghtwo = 6;
lala.bleghthree = 6;

This code give me errors like: "syntax error : missing ';' before '.'" "'lala' : missing storage-class or type specifiers" "'lala' : redefinition; different basic types" Etc. This is the first time this has happened to me with structs... am I missing something?

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Edited by - Agent1 on 6/24/00 7:32:34 PM

NuffSaid

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June 24, 2000 08:31 PM

Don''t see any problem with your code there. Maybe you should try this

    typedef struct nums{	int bleghone;	int bleghtwo;	int bleghthree;}BLEGHTYPE;

It might work now.

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DarkMage139

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June 25, 2000 08:13 AM

Using a pointer might work. Like:

        typedef struct{int bleghone;int bleghtwo;int bleghthree;} BLEGHTYPE, *p_lala;p_lala->bleghone = 5;

At least that's how I always do it.

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Edited by - DarkMage139 on June 25, 2000 9:15:49 AM

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