function testme(char *cnt )
{
STRING TESTING;
str_cpy( &TESTING, cnt );
}

function main()
{
testme( "HELLO" );
}

Can someone tell me why the script crashes at the str_cpy.

-David

You can look at the commands in help.
I believe that if you are using Lite-C,
then it should be

STRING* testing
str_cpy(testing, cnt);

also, maybe the STRING* should be outside of the
function.

hope that helps...

-Jimc74

STRING is an engine object, you can create it by STRRING* mystring="#20"; (and using str_create)

you can write what your string to be instead of #20, if write #sometring, it'll be # amoun t of spaces.

you dont need to take care of the lenght of the string, while you are using str_cpy, and str_cat, it handled by the engine.

Generally(%99.9) engine s own functions are made in way that you dont need to use an "&" and struggle with pointer logic.(unless you want to something else, and...)