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Subj : help on silly code
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Abilio Marques
Date : Wed Sep 08 2004 08:57 am

Hi, I'm writting some code for a library. The program that uses this
library, should use some tables to store the data. I want this tables and
pointers to be initialized automatically when the programmer writes them. As
size would be variable, I perform something like this:

typedef struct {
    int    sizeX;
    int    sizeY;
    double *data;
} fSet;

and I spect to initialize it with something like this:

fStet b = {2,2,
                {3,4,
                  5,6}};

Please forgive my silly question, but that doesn't works, but if I use char
instead of double, like this:

typedef struct {
    int    sizeX;
    int    sizeY;
    char *data;
} fSet;

fStet b = {2,2,"hello"};

gives no problem at all. What can I do?

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