strsep basic question

hello forum,

again i fall down onto a basic problem. i took this code from the manpage of strsep:

Code:

           char **ap, *argv[10], *inputstring;

           for (ap = argv; (*ap = strsep(&inputstring, " \t")) != NULL;)
                   if (**ap != '\0')
                           if (++ap >= &argv[10])
                                   break;

adding something like:

Code:

printf("arg0:%s arg1:%s arg2:%s", argv[0],argv[1],argv[2]);

works rather great. but i wonder how to retrieve the values now saved in argv[10] from another function.

i tried something like:

Code:

int function1(char *args[10])
{
}

and later tried to access the *args[10] from the calling function with no luck

thank you for your answers,
fc

Originally Posted by fudgecode

hello forum,

again i fall down onto a basic problem. i took this code from the manpage of strsep:

works rather great. but i wonder how to retrieve the values now saved in argv[10] from another function.

i tried something like:

Code:

int function1(char *args[10])
{
}

and later tried to access the *args[10] from the calling function with no luck

thank you for your answers,
fc

Ummm... that would be argv[10] ....