Reading to array of char *s

Hi,

I am trying to parse a line of text from a file into an array of character pointers. I am failing.

It is rather strange as I am parsing the text from the string, I can store the pointer and print to the screen. However, when I try to access the array of pointers after the parsing loop, I get an error.

Code:

	/* while there is more data in school file */
	while( fgets(curSchoolLine, sizeof(curSchoolLine), school_csvHandle) != NULL ) 
	{
		char * schoolTokens[7];
		int s = 0;

		/* parse the current line into tokens by comma */
		schoolTokens[s] = strtok(curSchoolLine, ",");
		while(schoolTokens[s] != NULL)
		{ 
			printf("school token: %s\n", schoolTokens[s]);
			schoolTokens[s] = strtok(NULL, ",");
			
		}  /* end parse the current line into tokens by comma */

		printf("school token: %s\n", &schoolTokens[1])

}

Until you post more context or sample I/O, take a closer look at this line.

Code:

printf("school token: %s\n", &schoolTokens[1])

The address of a pointer to a string is a pointer to a pointer to a char, which does not correspond to %s. A semicolon would be nice, too.

[edit]Ooh; some fun debugging. If you intend to increment s for each string, you'll need to keep track of the potential for going out of bounds on the pointer array before going for the final strtok failure.

Yeah, I just noticed both errors you just mentioned.

Thanks!