[rajesh_strg]

can u plz exlpain me about Structure (struct keyword) and it uses. And passing the pointers to array...
ex:

struct
{
   char *temp[500];
   int *cnt;
}table;

how to use char *temp[500];
can briefly explain about Structures.

** Edit **

[AmitTheInfinity]

rajesh_strg, on 1 Jul, 2008 - 02:07 PM, said:

can u plz exlpain me about Structure (struct keyword) and it uses. And passing the pointers to array...
ex:

struct
{
   char *temp[500];
   int *cnt;
}table;

how to use char *temp[500];
can briefly explain about Structures.

** Edit **

You can go through various rich websites dedicated to C++ for that. for example see this one : http://www.cplusplus...structures.html

This will clear all doubts about it. Still if you are unclear about any of it, do post back here.

[polymath]

You can always create a pointer to the structure and then modify it.

Example:

#include <iostream>

struct
{
   char *temp[500];
   int cnt;
}table;

int main() {
   table * EXAMPLE;
   cout << "How many arrays? ";
   cin >> table->cnt;
   table->temp=new char[cnt][500]
   cout << "Structure Table now contains a multidimensional array with "
      << cnt
      << " arrays and 500 elements in each array, for a total of "
      << (cnt * 500)
      << " total elements. \nPress any key to exit. ";
   system(pause>nul);
   return 0;
   delete[][] table->temp;
}

I think i made a few errors, working quickly. But you can get the basic idea.