help with an error

hi, i only have 3 errors to get, and they are all

'letf operand must be l-value'

just wondering if anyone can help

heres the code

Code:

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/*

                void sort (int room_number_array[], char name_array[][20], int num_people_array[], char destination_array[], int SIZE_array)
        {
        int outer_index = SIZE;
        int inner_index;
        int elements_switched = TRUE;

        int temp_room_num;
        char temp_name[20] =  {"\0"};
        char temp_dest;
        int temp_num_people;

        while ( (elements_switched == TRUE) && (outer_index >= 1)) {

                inner_index = 0;
                elements_switched = FALSE;
                while (inner_index <= outer_index-1) {
                        if (room_number_array[inner_index] > room_number_array [inner_index + 1]){

                                temp_room_num = room_number_array[inner_index];
                                room_number_array [inner_index] = room_number_array [inner_index + 1];
                                room_number_array [inner_index + 1] = temp_room_num;

                        ERROR-> temp_name = name_array[inner_index];
                        ERROR->        name_array[inner_index] = name_array [inner_index+1];
                        ERROR->        name_array[inner_index + 1] = temp_name;

                                temp_num_people = num_people_array[inner_index];
                                num_people_array[inner_index] = num_people_array [inner_index+1];
                                num_people_array[inner_index + 1] = temp_num_people;

                                temp_dest = destination_array[inner_index];
                                destination_array[inner_index] = destination_array [inner_index+1];
                                destination_array[inner_index+1] = temp_dest;

                                elements_switched = TRUE;
                        }
                        inner_index++;
                }
                outer_index--;
        }

        return;
}
*/

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You cannot copy the contents of a string (char array) with the = operator. Use strcpy();

What's the ERROR-> doing in your code?

Quote:

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Originally posted by Monster
What's the ERROR-> doing in your code?

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That'll be highlighting the lines the compilers moaning about, I expect :D