Let me try this,
'mm' is the initial address of the string. You are passing the address to
"UpdataFieldStr", which treats it as integer (ULong) and translats it into a
string. Although you are only assigning mm[0] and mm[1], the address is 32
bits. So you got the chance that it blows up something.
It is weird that it worked as you claimed the first place.
Max
--- Dave Mottorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> void UpdateFieldStr(ULong newtime, ULong fieldname){
......
> char temp[10];
......
> StrIToA(fldptr, newtime);
......
> *****************************************************************
>
> This is the code that calls it.
>
......
> char mm[5], dd[5], yy[9], datestr[15];
> DateTimeType CurrentTime;
> ULong CurrentSeconds;
......
>
> mm[0] = datestr[0];
> mm[1] = datestr[1];
> mm[2] = '\0';
> dd[0] = datestr[2];
> dd[1] = datestr[3];
> dd[2] = '\0';
> yy[0] = datestr[6];
> yy[1] = datestr[7];
> yy[2] = '\0';
>
> // it works ok up to here
>
> UpdateFieldStr(mm, MainFilemmField); <- this is where it
>blows up the
> second time through
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