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Laserlight,
Can this be used for my kind of structs too...?

Well...
I meant to say copy the contents of the second struct to the first.
There was a hurried typo.

hi,
So far I am doing this to copy the contents(which is working just fine), each time I need the values of the "first" renewed.



n = malloc(sizeof(second));
p = malloc(sizeof(first));
...

hi,
How can I write a function to copy the contents of struct first to second ?


typedef struct copyone{ char key[32];char value[32];}copyone,copytwo;
typedef struct first{ char...

oh ok....Thank you for your response.

hi everyone,
Can I make a single function accept different pairs of structures
that will make the function process the data in similar way...?

Thank you

hi Laserlight

I understand what you are saying but I know for a fact that the rest of the functions are working fine....
Important thing is....do you see anything wrong at first glance in this...

I have made a few minor syntax errors while trying to explain the problem to you guys....please over look it :-)

typedef structn ARRAY1{
char time[ARRAY_SIZE];
char date[ARRAY_SIZE];
}ARRAY1,ARR2;

typedef struct first{
char name[10];
ARRAY1 *main;
}first;

Hi,
I cant copy the whole compiled code ...
but can you see any problem in this code.






typedef structn ARRAY1{

hi,
Here is the original struct


typedef struct{
char time[ARRAY_SIZE];
char date[ARRAY_SIZE];
}ARRAY1, 2_ARRAY;

typedef struct{

Sorry I meant to use only 1 %s...


for(i=0; i < count; i++)
{
printf("%d %s \n", i,ptr->main[count].key);
}

hello friends,
I am having a problem.

This code works just fine when I print as soon as I assign the string to
the pointer.


ptr->main = malloc(sizeof(detail)*(660)+1);
...

yep got it...its working....thank you.

Can you help me with pointing the pointer
I am not sure where to initialize the pointer.

Can you confirm if this line is correct?

strcpy(first_info.main[count].time,tokens[i]);

still getting the
"test.c", line 136: syntax error before or at: *

Yes i must have missed it when I substituted the array names...
could you please substitute 2_ARRAY as ARR2

I have changed the names of the original structs....but here is the corrected one....



#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<string.h>
#include<regex.h>

#define ARRAY_SIZE 340

Here is the code I am trying to run



#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<string.h>
#include<regex.h>

#define ARRAY_SIZE 340

Actually the line is in the main().
Its not in any function.

The code is too long.

CORRECTION..
this is the code having error

strcpy(first_info.main[count].time,tokens[i]);
line 115: syntax error before or at: *

I am trying to get this to work.


typedef struct{
char time[ARRAY_SIZE];
char date[ARRAY_SIZE];
}ARRAY1, 2_ARRAY;

typedef struct{
char name[10];

thank you,
Just one last question is the malloc needed here...?

oh ok...whats the syntax for assigning time through the "struct second"