Help with some error...(linked list)

I want to read data from a file and parse it into a linked list.But after i had coded the program, it got few erros that i can figure it out. Anyone here can help me for that?
Thanks!

This are the data from the file:
0602R00001,Alex Zhu,12.5,20.5,35,68,CR
0602R12345,Bobby Brain,14.5,24.5,59.5,98.5,HD
0602R98765,Charles Laz,7,0,0,0,F
0602R87654,Daniel Dun,8
0602R22222,Eyvonne Young,10

Part of my code that reading the file and parse the data

Code:

typedef struct studentNode
{
   char id[ID_MAX + 1];
   char name[NAME_MAX + 1];
   float mark[MARK_MAX];
   char grade[GRADE_MAX + 1];
   struct studentNode* nextStudent;
} StudentNode;

typedef struct studentList
{
   Components comp[MARK_MAX - 1];
   StudentNode* head;
} ClassList;

/*******************************************************
* Parse each line in student data file into student node 
********************************************************/
int parseText(char * buf, StudentNode * temp){
	
	int i;	

	buf = strtok(buf, ",");
	
	for(i=0; buf != NULL; i++)
	{
		if(i==0)temp->id = buf;
		if(i==1)temp->name = buf;
		if(i>1 && i<6)temp->mark[i-2] = buf;
		if(i==6)temp->grade = buf;
	}

	temp->nextStudent = NULL;
	return 0;
}

/************************************************************************************
* Function loadstudent() is used to load the student data file, and parse the file to linked list
*************************************************************************************/
void loadStudent(ClassList* student, char* fileName){
	
	FILE *fp;
	StudentNode *head;
	StudentNode *temp = NULL;
	StudentNode *next = NULL;
	char buf[50] = "";
	int record = 0;
	
	fileName = strcat(fileName, ".mrk.dat");
	if( (fp = fopen(fileName, "r")) != NULL)
	{
		printf("\nFile Found.");
		
		fp = fopen(fileName, "r");
						
		head = (StudentNode *) malloc (sizeof (StudentNode));
		temp = (StudentNode *) malloc (sizeof ( StudentNode));
		next = (StudentNode *) malloc (sizeof ( StudentNode));

		if ((fread (buf, 50, 1, fp)) == 0)
		{
			fclose(fp);
			head = NULL;
		}
		record++;
		parseText(buf, head);
		temp = head;
		while (fread (buf, 50, 1, fp) != 0)
		{
			printf("%s", temp->id);
			parseText(buf, next);
			temp->nextStudent = next;
			record++;
		}
		temp->nextStudent = NULL;
		if(record == 0)
		{
			printf("Database Empty");
		}
		else
			printf("\nContains %d record.", record);	
	}
	
	else
	{
		printf("\nFile Not Found.\n");
		exit(1);
	}	
	
	
}

After i compile, it occurs 4 erros. (bold line in my code)

assign2.c:192: incompatible types in assignment
assign2.c:193: incompatible types in assignment
assign2.c:194: incompatible types in assignment
assign2.c:195: incompatible types in assignment

>if(i==0)temp->id = buf;
>if(i==1)temp->name = buf;
>if(i>1 && i<6)temp->mark[i-2] = buf;
>if(i==6)temp->grade = buf;
id, name, mark, and grade are all arrays. buf is a pointer. If somebody told you that arrays and pointers are the same, or interchangeable, they were wrong. Try using strcpy instead of direct assignment. Also, before you come running back with an infinite loop, note that you aren't calling strtok again inside the body of your for loop.

thanks bro@
after i use strcpy..

Code:

strcpy(temp->mark[i-2],buf);

this will occur error with error message "incompatible type for argument 1 of `strcpy' "

And even i excluded strcpy(temp->mark[i-2],buf); part, my code can be compiled, and when i run it, it stop at "Database Found" only, and will not prints out the info that i need.

Code:

printf("%s", temp->id);

Any idea why@? i cant figure it out..brain stuck already..

Also, before you come running back with an infinite loop, note that you aren't calling strtok again inside the body of your for loop.

It means that??...

> float mark[MARK_MAX];

In your strcpy , both the arguments in that function must be of the type char *..
which is not the case in your program

I've also noticed you don't quite seem to have a clear grasp of what @ is actually for.


Quzah.

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