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#1 Adriel16 ?
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Posted Today, 01:06 AM
Hi all, just joined. I've written a segment of code that writes the first and last name of employess like so:last name, first name. To minimize the clutter in the main I want to get almost everything into a function so I've written this function that does string copies and string cats the last name and first name with a comma in the middle. However I received errors these are them:
arturo@arturo-Satellite-L305:~/Assign3c$ make g++ assign3c.cpp taxes.o Qsort.o -o main.exe assign3c.cpp: In function ?int main()?: assign3c.cpp:143:28: error: ?lastname? was not declared in this scope assign3c.cpp: In function ?void attachNames(char, char)?: assign3c.cpp:208:17: error: ?record? was not declared in this scope assign3c.cpp:208:24: error: ?i? was not declared in this scope assign3c.cpp:209:21: error: invalid conversion from ?char? to ?char*? [-fpermissive] /usr/include/string.h:136:14: error: initializing argument 1 of ?char* strcat(char*, const char*)? [-fpermissive] make: *** [main.exe] Error 1
void attachNames(char S_name, char lastname); //prototype
void attachNames(char S_name, char lastname);
void attachNames(char S_name, char lastname) { strcpy(S_name,record[i].lastname); strcat(S_name, ","); strcat(S_name, record[i].lastname); }
I have played around with the record and * and ampersands to see if something would work but nothing has. What am i doing wrong here?
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#2 jjl ? 
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Re: Variables not declared but are in global and in struct
Posted Today, 01:13 AM
You are only passing characters to your functions, you need to pass char pointers to your strings.
#3 Adriel16 ?
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Re: Variables not declared but are in global and in struct
Posted Today, 01:25 AM
jjl, on 21 May 2013 - 01:13 AM, said:
You are only passing characters to your functions, you need to pass char pointers to your strings.
Okay so, and I promise to be better at this just given the chance...
void attachNames(char *S_name, char * lastname);
attachNames(&S_names, &lastname);
S_name is declared and lastname is in a struct...does that have any bearing?
char S_name[12+10];
jjl, on 21 May 2013 - 01:13 AM, said:
You are only passing characters to your functions, you need to pass char pointers to your strings.
Oh no I got it to work! Thank you!
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