> From: Ender Wiggin
> ok, here are the class declarations:
> class TextFile
> {
> public:
> char* Body;
> int Num;
> LocationType Destinations[20];
> };
> class LocationType
> {
> public:
> char* Name;
> };
>
> > >well, I said this:
> > > TextFile File; //This is not a file stream but a regular struct
> > > StrCopy(File.Destinations[0].Name,"Forest");
In the above, File.Destinations[0].Name is a pointer to char. It is not an
array that you can fill up with chars. Essentially, you are doing this:
Char *pChar;
StrCopy(pChar, "Forest"); // error!
This is very bad because there is no memory allocated for StrCopy to copy
the characters to.
You could do something like this:
Char pChar[7];
StrCopy(pChar, "Forest");
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