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| DATE | 2004-09-09 |
| FROM | From: "Ruben"
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [hangout] Re: two dimensional arrays passed to functions
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[This is an email copy of a Usenet post to "comp.lang.c"]
On Thu, 09 Sep 2004 00:42:57 -0400, Ruben wrote:
> out of deperation because when I defined it as
>
> char * insert(char table[255],int cols, char values)
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> I keep getting no data passed.
Actually, I originally defined this function as
char * insert(char table[255],int cols, char **values)
Everything I'm reading seems to say I have to define this
as
char * insert(char table[255],int cols, char values[][256])
but main can be defined as int main (int argv, char **argc) without any
problem.
This is driving me crazy because I could sware I did this on SCO
compilers about 8 years ago without any trouble.
Ruben
<many strings I have beforehand.
I've defined one functions as
char * insert(char table[256],int cols, char values[3][256]);
out of deperation because when I defined it as
char * insert(char table[255],int cols, char values)
I keep getting no data passed.
char * insert(char table[256],int cols, char values * [3]);
Gets me only one arguement passed. I thought I used to do this all the
time. In fact, main does this. I've loaded the entire source code I'm
working with onto https://www.freedom-it.com/clinical.tgz ifd anyone wants
to look. The code is using GTK 2.x and MYSQL 4.0x for anyone interested.
Ruben>>
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