This don't look right

Is this a legal statment in C/C++? (look at the struct please)

Code:

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// Player.h: interface for the CPlayer class.
//

#ifndef _PLAYER_H_
#define _PLAYER_H_

class CPlayer : public CBasePlayer 
{
public:
        CPlayer();
        virtual ~CPlayer();

        void Inventory();
        int FirstWep();
        int SeconWep();

private:

        struct s_iInvent
        {
                char name[30];
                int type;
                int ammt;
        };

        s_iInvent[18];
};

#endif // _PLAYER_H_

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nope

use

Code:

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        struct s_iInvent
        {
                char name[30];
                int type;
                int ammt;
        };

        struct s_iInvent varname[18];

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or

Code:

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        typedef struct
        {
                char name[30];
                int type;
                int ammt;
        }s_iInvent;

        s_iInvent  varname[18];

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or

Code:

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        struct s_iInvent
        {
                char name[30];
                int type;
                int ammt;
        }varname[18];

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This is the official way to do it, see latest ANSI C++ specification

(in C++, in C it's wrong)

Code:

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...
s_iInvent varname[18];

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oh!, thanks. My monitor must be broken.. hehe, thanks guys for the help!!