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01-11-2003, 09:41 AM

OK, I am trying to get an array of strings, and no I cannot do

char blah[100];

I want to have an array of STRINGS. Meaning I can call something like

blah[100];
and I will get something like "This is the 100th *string*". Now the problem is I have to have strings stored and not chars so is it possible to do this?

I can just do a billion chars declared but thats no fun

. I also dont want to have separate blocks, like blah[1-100] for this and blah[101-200] for this, I would rather have another way to do this but I don't know how

PS. Keep off-topic/non-helping posts *gone*

01-11-2003, 09:41 AM	#1 (permalink)
anon Guest Posts: n/a	Array of chars of chars of, wait, uh... OK, I am trying to get an array of strings, and no I cannot do char blah[100]; I want to have an array of STRINGS. Meaning I can call something like blah[100]; and I will get something like "This is the 100th string". Now the problem is I have to have strings stored and not chars so is it possible to do this? I can just do a billion chars declared but thats no fun . I also dont want to have separate blocks, like blah[1-100] for this and blah[101-200] for this, I would rather have another way to do this but I don't know how PS. Keep off-topic/non-helping posts gone