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From: swarbric@tramp.Colorado.EDU (SWARBRICK FRANCIS JOHN)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: arrays -> pointers
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Date: 10 Jan 88 05:43:43 GMT
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Here is a line of code that I got out of a book:

(*(mn+hsel-1)->func[vsel-1])(hsel,vsel);

With it using arrays in both places that would look normal I think it would
look like this:

(*ms[hsel-1].func[vsel-1])(hsel,vsel);

I haven't actually ran it, but in Turbo C with ALL warning checkers this
compiles (except it gives me a no func. prototype warning, but I don't think
you can get rid of that.)

ANyway, does anyone know how to get it to that it won't use *any* array
brackets?  I tried stuff like:

(*(*(mn+hsel-1)->func+vsel-1))(hsel,vsel);

but that's not it.  ANy ideas?  It's not like I can't use it the other way,
but it's just to satisfy my curiosity.

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