Thanks for the help guys.
function readfile(STRING* filename){
STRING* test_str = "###";
int count;
int eof = 0;
var fhandle;
if ( (fhandle = file_open_read(filename) ) == 0) {
return NULL;
}
fhandle = file_open_read (filename); // Opening file
count = 0;
while(eof != -1){
eof = file_str_read(fhandle, test_str);
(dialog_file.pstring)[count] = test_str;
//dialog[count] = test_str;
count += 1;
}
node1a = (dialog_file.pstring)[1];
file_close(fhandle);
}
Assume there is a text array for "dialog_file" defined already.
When I do the code above, when I call node1a, it's the same string (always the last string in the file), no matter what index I call from the text array. For the life of me I can't find where the kink is. The code above seems like it should work.
