Error when passing Array to a function using struct.h

[morgog]

I have just started to learn C at a local college and we are using Visual Studio 2005 as the compiler/debugger.

When I write my program with the variable array declared in Main.cpp, the array passes to the function and displays the results of a file read to the screen(The program worked).

However, when I declare the variable array in a struct header(DataDef.h), and make the necessary changes in the Main.cpp, Counter.h and loadArray.h, the program debugs with 2 error messages that I cannot resolve.

1>d:\array passed to a function\main\main.cpp(14) : error C2664: 'Counter' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'char [2]' to 'char'
1>d:\array passed to a function\main\main.cpp(15) : error C2664: 'loadArray' : cannot convert parameter 2 from 'char [2]' to 'char [][2]'

Would someone be kind enough to examine the code and explain what stupid error I am making and what is the correct code?

Thank you.

Main.cpp

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "DataDef.h"
#include "Counter.h"
#include "loadArray.h"

void main()
{
	FILE * CollectorsTxt;

	Collectors MyCollectors[50];
	int Count=0;

	Count=Counter(MyCollectors[50].code,MyCollectors[50].Name);	
	loadArray(Count, MyCollectors[50].code,MyCollectors[50].Name); 	

	scanf("%*c");
}

Counter.h

int Counter(char code, char Name)
{
	FILE * CollectorsTxt;
	int Ctr=0;
	Collectors MyCollectors[50];

	CollectorsTxt=fopen("Collectors.txt","r");

	fscanf(CollectorsTxt,"%[^,],%[^\n]%*c",MyCollectors[50].code[Ctr],MyCollectors[50].Name[Ctr]);

	while(!feof(CollectorsTxt))
	{
		Ctr++;
		fscanf(CollectorsTxt,"%[^,],%[^\n]%*c",MyCollectors[50].code[Ctr],MyCollectors[50].Name[Ctr]);
	}
	Ctr=Ctr-1;
	return Ctr;
}

loadArray.h

void loadArray(int Count, char code[10][2], char Name[10][20])
{
	FILE * CollectorsTxt;
	int Idx=0;
	Collectors MyCollectors[50];

	CollectorsTxt=fopen("Collectors.txt","r");

	fscanf(CollectorsTxt,"%[^,],%[^\n]%*c",			MyCollectors[50].code[Idx],MyCollectors[50].Name[Idx]);

	printf("%s, %s\n",MyCollectors[50].code[Idx],		MyCollectors[50].Name[Idx]); 

	for(Idx=0;Idx<Count;Idx++)
	{
		fscanf(CollectorsTxt,"%[^,],%[^\n]%*c",
MyCollectors[50].code[Idx],MyCollectors[50].Name[Idx]);
		printf("%s, %s\n",MyCollectors[50].code[Idx],	MyCollectors[50].Name[Idx]);
	}
}

[ಠ_ಠ]

there are many problems with your code stemming from a common misconception about arrays.

your counter function doesn't expect an array of chars, it expects a char

you are also trying to pass down the 51st element of an array of 50 collectors (C indexes start at 0) which doesn't exist