Re: C strings
Re: C strings
- Subject: Re: C strings
- From: Aren Villanueva <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2006 07:50:23 +1100
Ahh, so the most appropriate thing would be to re-define the function
argument to const char. I guess I really should re-read up on my
pointers again.
Aren
On 22/03/2006, at 12:03 AM, Alexander Dymerets wrote:
Aren Villanueva wrote:
dictEntry searchDict(char *searchTerm[])
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
searchTerm is an array of char*
printf("%c %d\n",searchTerm[count2], searchTerm[count2]);
So, searchTerm[count2] is char*, not a char.
I suppose the correct head of you function should be
dictEntry searchDict(const char *searchTerm)
Do you pay attention to the compiler warnings?
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