It's been a long time since I've sat at the computer as a programmer,
so pardon me if this is programming 101.
What I've got is an array of structs, something like this:
[CODE]
struct Note
{
int nPitch;
int nDuration;
};
Note noteMelody[4][10];
[/CODE]
1) I have a function that writes random data to each member of each
struct in the array. The question is, how do I pass the struct to
this function? Do I just need a refresher course on calling by
reference?
2) Can I adjust the size of the array at runtime?
3) Is there a better way to do this than an array of structs? The
thing is, each row of the array is one continuous chunk of data (as
interpreted) - much like a train. So, I'm going to want to be able
to swap, say, position [2][4] with [3][4]. Is this a job for linked
lists?
Thank you in advance for your help.
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