what is it means by {0}, is that means initialize a struct to NULL?

ne_uri uri = {0};

typedef struct {
char *scheme;
char *host, *userinfo;
unsigned int port;
char *path, *query, *fragment;
} ne_uri;

On Mar 20, 1:12 pm, June Lee <iiu...@yahoo.comwrote:

what is it means by {0}, is that means initialize a struct to NULL?
>
ne_uri uri = {0};
>
typedef struct {
char *scheme;
char *host, *userinfo;
unsigned int port;
char *path, *query, *fragment;
>
} ne_uri;

It wont initialize the struct to NULL, but sets all struct elements
to
zero.

gnuyuva wrote:

On Mar 20, 1:12 pm, June Lee <iiu...@yahoo.comwrote:

>
It wont initialize the struct to NULL, but sets all struct elements
to
zero.

Which, BTW, means all the pointers are going to be null and 'port'
is going to be 0U.

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Can i do also??

ne_uri uri = {0,0,0,0};

>Which, BTW, means all the pointers are going to be null and 'port'
>is going to be 0U.
>
>V

June Lee wrote:

Can i do also??
>
ne_uri uri = {0,0,0,0};
...

Yes. In C++ you can actually do just

ne_uri uri = {};

with the same effect.

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