reading from a .txt

both together ?

yes, read each line using fgets() in a loop (see the FAQ). And parsing the line you just read using sscanf() into your struct, make sure 'i' doesn't go out-of-bounds!

Code:

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    while(fgets(string,24,fp) != NULL);

       
        (
                sscanf(fp, "%d %d %d %d %d %d ", &(s[1].nr), &(s[1].d), &(s[1].s1), &(s[1].s2), &(s[1].s3), &(s[1].s4)));
       
        }

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hm ... i am still doin sometin wrong ...its runnin but givin me garbage out

> while(fgets(string,24,fp) != NULL);
That ; terminates the while loop - it does nothing for the whole file.
Also, do you have
char string[24];
or did you just declare
char *string;
and pray?

> sscanf(fp, "%d %d %d %d %d %d ", &(
You're using sscanf - scan from a string.
The first parameter is a FILE* pointer, not a pointer to a string. Didn't your compiler warn you, or did you just ignore it?

The usage is
sscanf( string, "formats", params );

ii counted 23 chars in my tablke above ... i rear that it has to be char+1 ... hence 24 ...

wpuld be very thankful if someone suggested the code !

it should be sizeof(string),

ie

Code:

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char string[512];

while(fgets(string, sizeof(string), fp) != NULL)
{
    /* ... */

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Take the time to type slower, and make your exact problem clear ;)

thank u guys !

"%d %d %d %d %d %d "
Still not updated the format to the correct one?

no i did it now :-)