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Hello

I have an array defined as

char sArray[5][20] = {""};

then I do :
strcpy(sArray[0], "Text1");
strcpy(sArray[1], "Text2");
....

How can I pass this array to a function, to print it for example?

I tried function(char* pArray[]) but it doesn't work...

Fred <> writes:

> I have an array defined as
>
> char sArray[5][20] = {""};
>
> then I do :
> strcpy(sArray[0], "Text1");
> strcpy(sArray[1], "Text2");
> ...
>
> How can I pass this array to a function, to print it for example?
>
> I tried function(char* pArray[]) but it doesn't work...

Have a look at http://c-faq.com/aryptr/pass2dary.html from the
comp.lang.c FAQ.

You may end up with more questions than answers, but that's fine --
any future questions you ask here will be of a more specific sort.

--
Ben.

Ben Bacarisse a écrit :
> Fred<> writes:
>
>> I have an array defined as
>> char sArray[5][20] = {""};
>> then I do :
>> strcpy(sArray[0], "Text1");
>> strcpy(sArray[1], "Text2");
>> ...

>> How can I pass this array to a function, to print it for example?
>> I tried function(char* pArray[]) but it doesn't work...

> Have a look at http://c-faq.com/aryptr/pass2dary.html from the
> comp.lang.c FAQ.
>
> You may end up with more questions than answers, but that's fine --
> any future questions you ask here will be of a more specific sort.

Thanks, it works.