fscanf problem.. PLS HELP

The value of my e.pdes is wrong.. It should be this "ASUS 101 Motherboard" not this "ASUS 101 Motherboard 4500.00". And e.price to becomes "0.00"
Please help, thanks?

Code:

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#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>


struct forInfo
{
  char pnum[50];
  char pdes[50];
  float price;
} e;


void view()
{
 FILE *fp = fopen("master.dat","r");
 while((fscanf(fp, "%s\t%[^\n]s\t%f\n", &e.pnum, &e.pdes, &e.price)) != EOF)
 {
        printf("%s\t%s\t%0.2f\n", e.pnum, e.pdes, e.price);
 }
 fclose(fp);
}


int main()
{
  view();
  getch();
  return 0;
}

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MASTER.DAT

Code:

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ASUS101112        ASUS 101 Motherboard    4500.00
BOKA118001        BOKA 118 Speakers            3500.00
ASUS101112        ASUS 110 Motherboard            4500.00
BOKA118001        BOKA 118 Speakers            3500.00

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OUTPUT

Code:

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ASUS101112        ASUS 101 Motherboard    4500.00    0.00
BOKA118001        BOKA 118 Speakers            3500.00    0.00
ASUS101112        ASUS 110 Motherboard            4500.00    0.00
BOKA118001        BOKA 118 Speakers            3500.00    0.00

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few things...

fscanf(fp, "%s\t%[^\n]s\t%f\n", &e.pnum, &e.pdes, &e.price)

The first conversion %s does not have a corresponding argument of the correct type; my compiler says:
C:\Users\Josh2\Documents\sandboxc\main.c||In function 'view':|
C:\Users\Josh2\Documents\sandboxc\main.c|16|warnin g: format '%s' expects argument of type 'char *', but argument 3 has type 'char (*)[50]' [-Wformat]|

Strings can be read into character arrays by the name alone, it is incorrect to use & in this situation.

It also generates a strange warning for the second string you try to read:
C:\Users\Josh2\Documents\sandboxc\main.c|16|warnin g: format '%[^|
||=== Build finished: 0 errors, 2 warnings (0 minutes, 0 seconds) ===|

%[^\n]s

This part of the format string is a mess. %[^\n] does not help you here, it will just consume the line in the file and try to store it in the corresponding argument. Then you repeated the same mistake: &e.pdes is the wrong type of expression. Furthermore, the trailing s is a problem. Characters by themselves must match, so 's' will not match the next character. You end up failing to read the first line.

To help you read the file... Are there restrictions on product descriptions? Anything will help. For example if descriptions are Guaranteed to be three words, then just read the three words and glue them together before you fill the structure's member. In general you need a smarter approach to that part of the file.

Maybe even something like %[^\t]\t is better for project descriptions if you can guarantee they end in tabs.

Thanks it worked :)