How are you setting it? Are you completely sure it's not the fact that arrays start with 0? (I know, you prolly wouldn't get bit by this)
>-----Original Message----- >From: Tom Whiting [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 4:57 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: Hmmm > > >Okay, I'm completely clueless here. >Here's the project/idea: >I'm working on rewriting the autoweather code, bringing it to a bit >better place than it's been in the past. In doing so, I'm rewriting the >weather table itself, like so: >/*in structs.h*/ >extern const struct weather_type weather_table []; > >struct weather_type >{ > char * name; > char * msg; > long flag; >}; >/* in weather.c*/ > >const struct weather_type weather_table [] = >{ >{ "cloudless", "The sky before you is cloudless", >SKY_CLOUDLESS }, >{ NULL, 0, 0 } >}; > >This was written this way to make things a little bit easier to do >(immortal setting of the weather and whatnot). The problem with this, >and I'm COMPLETELY stumped here is that everything is going 1+ >what it's >supposed to. So, set weather cloudless would actualy set the weather to >null (in this example). I'm completely clueless as to WHY this is doing >this, honestly. Any thoughts/ideas as to what I'm doing wrong? >
