Thread: pass structure to function

if this is what your talking about, it did what i wanted it to do.. or so ithink it did

Code:

length = strlen(rec->pass_name);
     for( i = 0; i < length; i++ )
      printf( "Seat [%i] is assigned to %s \n\n",  rec[ i ].seat_number , rec[ i ].pass_name );

Code:

Seat [21] is assigned to DR Power
Seat [2] is assigned to Green Lantern
Seat [30] is assigned to The Flash
Seat [7] is assigned to Super Girl
Seat [12] is assigned to Phoenix
Seat [17] is assigned to Clark Kent
Seat [4] is assigned to The Tick
Seat [26] is assigned to Swamp Thing

i am aware that i went about this whole project if you will the wrong way.. i think i set up the struct wrong to begin with..
thx
everyone

is this what you wanted? is this better than
length = strlen(rec->pass_name);

Code:

struct fast_line record[] = {    /** fill seats wth passengers **/
        { "DR Power", 21 },
        { "Green Lantern", 2 },
        { "The Flash" , 30 },
        { "Super Girl" , 7 },
        { "Phoenix", 12 },
        { "Clark Kent", 17 },
        { "The Tick" ,4 },
        { "Swamp Thing" , 26 }
        
          };

size_t count = (record, sizeof(record) / sizeof * record );
show_seats_taken (record, count );


void show_seats_taken( struct fast_line *rec,  size_t size )
{
 int i, length;
 //char temp[BUFSIZ];
 
// length = strlen(rec->pass_name);
     for( i = 0; i < size; i++ )
      printf( "Seat [%i] is assigned to %s \n\n",  rec[ i ].seat_number , rec[ i ].pass_name );
     
     
     }