So hey guys,
I've been having some difficulty trying to figure out how to create your own objects/classes in code.
What I want is to have an object that can be referenced by other sub data members, like when you create a class in java.
(Box class, having width and height ... bla bla bla )
Kinda also like a record variable type in pascal.
Or module in ruby.

More Detail:
What i really want is to implement a similar event system as in RPG Maker XP / VX, if any of you know what that is. My aim is to try and create common events, containing an index, name, action and dependanacy fields.

I hope i explained myself clearly

Lite-C is not object-oriented. This means there are no classes but only structs. They are similiar to classes, but they can only hold data (like width and height), but no functions/methods. There is no private/protected/public and structs can't be derived from other structs.

http://manual.conitec.net/structs.htm

you can use func pointers to emulate methos.and use some special ways to bind them(constructor?)
but don't think it is interesting..

Rohiaw, you might be interested in

- this thread: 'Structured' programming in Lite-C

- Lite Foundation: "Lite Foundation is written in C with the purpose to extend C with the concept of classes, delegated protocols and all this fancy object oriented stuff, all in a way that allows it to easily create class instances and classes..."

thanks lukas and Myrkling. Structs were exactly the things i needed.
Just one last thing. This might sound noobish, i just want to be sure.
Can i create an array of my own struct ? i assume it can be done.

Yes you can.