You can use the delete option on when you edit a post
by the way, shouldn''t it be
((conCommand*)(myNode.data))->name = whatever;
I might have exagerated on the ()''s
You know, I never wanted to be a programmer...
Alexandre Moura
void* pointers arrggghhh
An example of how I always do this sort of thing in good old C.
(I even compiled and ran it in VC++ 6.0 as a Win32 console application just to make sure.
) Enjoy.
Mike Roberts
aka milo
mlbobs@telocity.com
(I even compiled and ran it in VC++ 6.0 as a Win32 console application just to make sure.
) Enjoy.#include #include typedef struct { char *name; int foo;} myCmnd;typedef struct node{ void *data; struct node *next;} myNode;int main(int argc, char* argv[]){ char str1[10] = "A STRING", str2[10]; myCmnd cmd; myNode head1, *head2 = (myNode *) malloc(sizeof(myNode)); cmd.name = str1; cmd.foo = 1; head1.data = (myNode *) &cmd head2 -> data = (myNode *) &cmd strcpy(str2, ((myCmnd *)(head1.data)) -> name); printf("%d %s\n", ((myCmnd *) (head1.data)) -> foo, str2); strcpy(str2, ((myCmnd *)(head2 -> data)) -> name); printf("%d %s\n", ((myCmnd *) (head2 -> data)) -> foo, str2); return 0;} Mike Roberts
aka milo
mlbobs@telocity.com
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