Umm, you are really confusing me. Daniel sent a letter saying that to have
an array of strings, I needed this:
char *abil_desc_parse[] = {
"This is one string.",
"This is another string.",
"This is the last one."
};
And this is what I already had:
char *abil_desc_parse = {
"blah blah blah blah blah \r\n
blah blah blah blah blah\r\n",
"\0"
};
Now maybe it's just my newbie side coming out, but i can't see a thing
different in the syntax of these two (and don't say that he has three
strings to my 2 :P). There are no
quotes on the end of line 1 and the begining of line 2 because that is a
single line. Iwrote it that way to better give me an understanding of where
the text would be breaking. It could be:
char *abil_desc_parse = {
"blah blah blah blah blah \r\nblah blah blah blah blah\r\n",
"\0"
};
but I think that just looks ugly.
Chuck
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