//basic weapons data
typedef struct
{
char WEAPON_name;
int WEAPON_weigh;
int WEAPON_size;

}WEAPONS;

//fire weapons
typedef struct
{
WEAPONS weapons_str ;
int WEAPON_munition;
int WEAPON_range;

}FIRE_WEAPONS;

FIRE_WEAPONS OBJ_pistol = { WEAPON_munition = 8; WEAPON_range = 800;}


all correct for lite-c, but I not can use the data of the firs structure using the OBJ_pistol.

lite-c give error

example:

OBJ_pistol.weapons_str.WEAPON_weigh = 10;

There are two mistakes:

char WEAPON_name; => I suppose you mean char WEAPON_name[..];

FIRE_WEAPONS OBJ_pistol = {..} => FIRE_WEAPONS* OBJ_pistol = {..}

You can create initialized struct pointers, but not initialized structs.

Post deleted by er_willy

You are using the C-script way of initializing strings. Better use str_create()
What you are doing is you create 30 string POINTERS, but they all point to nowhere.

damed damed is again a typo, so sorry , and thanks Firoball

I have litte time, the code what put no is for any game, is a test over test, only for learn the new lite-c. And my englis is short for large questions.


ok I bening again, when fast code, and only the original question of the post:


//If you create a linking strutures, in this example the struc_01 is linking inside of struc_02...

typedef struct
{
var var_struct01;

}struct01;

typedef struct
{
struct01 struct_01;
var var_struct02;

}struct02;

//...if you wanna create initialized struct pointers with linking structures. what is the code??...

//This not give error when compiler, but not work var_struct01 contain 0.
struct02* struct_test ={var_struct01 = 1; var_struct02 = 2;}


//this give error
struct02* struct_test ={{var_struct01 = 1;} var_struct02 = 2;}


struct02* struct_test ={{var_struct01 = 1;}; var_struct02 = 2;}

struct02 test;

test.var_struct02 = 2;
test.struct_01.var_struct01 = 1;

yes, thaks for you time. and yes is the best workaround, and I know what this work.

but is posible in the line

struct02* struct_test = ...


@Firoball
I can give to you the adress of my house, if you wanna going to hammer my head.

struct02* test;

test = (struct02*)malloc(sizeof(struct02));
test->var_struct02 = 2;
test->struct_01.var_struct01 = 1;

ok, many thaks.