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Thanks...I will try that.

It did not find the \0. Here is the code where I read in the strings:



int count = 0;

//loop to get the coordinats and name of the patch
while(fgets(line, sizeof(line),...

Not sure, although I do remember now that strcmp requires this, no? How can I figure out if they do?

I'm having problems getting an equality with strcmp. Here is my code:



char myframe[frameheight][framewidth];
patch pptr;
patch *p;
p = &pptr;
command cptr;
command...

You da man. That got it...I guess my logic works after all, eh?

Hey, fellas, I really appreciate it. It helps to have a second eye. I'll have to buy y'all a beer sometime.

OK. Here is the complete function. Things are fine until I try to fill my array with the patches from the file input. I will repost that here:


rect
7 9
+-------+
| |
| |
| ...

Hell, I trust them more than mine! HA. I will give it a go...thanks.

How about this?

Can I use a pointer in my structure and get it to point to an array that has been declared?

My struct




typedef struct {

Alright. That sounds good to me. Thank you.

Can it be done? And if so, would this be appropiate if my structure was already created?



patch mystructures[10];
patch p;
patch *pptr;
pptr = &p;
.
.

I got it going now.


fscanf(patches,"%d %d", p->height, p->width);

should have had the & before the variables...8)


fscanf(patches,"%d %d", &p->height, &p->width);

Tried this out and it causes my program to cras when it hits this line.

Partial snippet:


while(fgets(line, sizeof(line), patches) != NULL) {
strcpy(p->name, line);
...

Iwill try that out...thanks.

i guess my real question is, how can I read the second line



7 9


in as two separate integers?

I tried reading the line in as a char array and creating tokens, but when I cast them like...

Hello, I need a little help reading input from a file and placing it into a structure.

The file looks like this:


rect
7 9
+-------+
| |
| |