Hello,
I have a piece of old code (C-Script) with the following command:

string is_sNpcLine[10000];

I can easily put it into Lite C as:
STRING* is_sNpcLine[10000];

But I have a sneaking feeling that the old code was intending to allocate a string of 10000 characters, not an array of 10000 pointers. If that was the case, then I should do this:
STRING* is_sNpcLine(#10000);

Does anyone remember the old C-script syntax well enough to say what the code represented?
Thanks for your help!!

Yep, you're right: In C-Script this will create a string with 10000 characters.

Actually string arrays are not possible in C-Script (unless you use a TEXT).

Hello,

if you want to allocate 10,000 characters in lite c must be :



djfeeler

OK, thanks everyone. That helps a lot. I will correct the code as you indicated.
Regards,