Hi guys
i m supposed to initialise 30 tables
therefore it shd be TableType total[30];Code:struct TableType { int tableNo; int maxNoOfGuests; AnsiString arrivaltime; AnsiString name; int noOfGuests; }
now i want to initialise the following
5 tables iwth sitting capacity of 2
5 table of 4
10 table of 10
10 table of 15
any guru can advice how should we be doing it??
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how you do it depends on what your AnsiString type is... if it's just a char pointer, use the new and delete operators...
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Ouch dude, that is kinda harshOriginally Posted by ahluka
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As for the question you can just use a loop structure to initialize your values.
Code:TableType total[30]; for(int index = 0; index < 5; index++) { total[index].maxNoOfGuests = 2; } for(int index = 5; index < 10; index++) { total[index].maxNoOfGuests = 4; } ...
Last edited by Kurisu; 03-31-2006 at 02:43 AM.
>> Ouch dude, that is kinda harsh
I'm having one of those days, he was closest to my cursor.
I wish I had stayed in bed.
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