I'm relatively new to programming, so please bear with me if this is a dumb question.

I have the following code:


typedef struct
{
STRING* name;
} TEST;

TEST* junk =
{
name = "aaa";
}

PANEL* new =
{
layer = 1;
red = 100;
blue = 100;
green = 100;
size_x = 400;
size_y = 400;
flags = VISIBLE | LIGHT;
digits (10, 10, 4,*, 1, junk.name);
}

I was hoping it would print the string "aaa", but instead it just gave me numbers.

Thanks in advance.

Yeah that code makes no much sense. The panel is ok but how you set up that "TEST*" struct looks very wrong.

You can define a string this way

STRING* name = "aaa";

or in the code, this way

junk.name = str_create("aaa");

but certainly not

TEST* junk =
{
name = "aaa";
}

because "aaa" is a char[] array and not a STRING.

Thank you very much!