Durieux Jean-Marc wrote:
>
> This is the definition of my struct :
>
> typedef struct _CODE_POSTAL
Names starting with _[A-Z] are reserved to the C++ implementation. You
mustn't use them in your code.
> {
> UInt32 dwCode;
> Char *szCommune;
> UInt8 iIndex;
> }CODE_POSTAL, *PCODE_POSTAL;
>
> And this is the declaration of my table :
>
> CODE_POSTAL CodesPostaux[TAB_COMMONS]=
> {
> {9420 ,"Aaigem"},
This initializes a Char * with an array of constant characters. You should
change szCommune's type:
Char const *szCommune;
> But when I try to load a value in the table (CodesPostaux[i].szCmmune,
> for exemple), I've an error ...
I can't reproduce this. If I do this
typedef struct
{
UInt32 dwCode;
Char const *szCommune;
UInt8 iIndex;
}CODE_POSTAL, *PCODE_POSTAL;
CODE_POSTAL CodesPostaux[]=
{
{9420 ,"Aaigem"},
{8511 ,"Aalbeke"},
{9300 ,"Aalst"},
{3800 ,"Aalst"},
{9880 ,"Aalter"},
{3200 ,"Aarschot"},
{8700 ,"Aarsele"},
{8211 ,"Aartrijke"},
{2630 ,"Aartselaar"},
{4557 ,"Ab�e"}
};
, I have no problem popping up a form displaying CodesPostaux[3].szCommune.
In contrary to the other posters, I don't see the need for reserving memory
inside the struct, a pointer should work just fine. What do you do (code)
to create the error? What error do you get?
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