Antti Karanta wrote:
>
Hi!
Is it possible to inline initialize a struct whose one member is a string
array of arbitrary length (terminated w/ a NULL ptr)? What I mean is
something like this:
typedef struct {
char** x ;
int y ;
} Foo ;
static const Foo myfoos[] = {
{ { "hello", "world", NULL }, 12 },
{ NULL, 0 }
} ;
Define the arrays first, give them names, and use the
names when you initialize the structs.
static const char* fooArray0[] = {
"hello", "world", NULL };
static const char* fooArray1[] = {
"there", "is", "no", "Cabal", NULL };
static const Foo myfoos[] = {
{ fooArray0, 12 },
{ fooArray1, 42 },
{ NULL, 0 } };
It's not as slick as if you could somehow make the arrays
anonymous, but it works.
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