i just want to ask if it is possible to create a array of VECTOR?
i'm just newbie

Yessir.

Or...if you want an array of VECTOR and not VECTOR pointers.

Jibb

thanks a lot my friend it help's a lot for me

my friend i just want to ask again if it is possible in two dimensional array

Best way to find out is to declare a two dimensional VECTOR array in SED and hit Run. If you get an error, it's not possible. If you don't, it is possible.

Experimentation is the best way to learn programming if you ask me. Don't be afraid of the compiler yelling at you, it doesn't care. If you WISH something worked, try it, and worst case you'll know it doesn't if you get a compiler error. Best case, you just solved your own problem.

I have recieved a curious system crash defining VECTOR* any_name[15] then trying to use any_name[i].x or ".y". I think one has to formally refer to the VECTOR pointer. Would (any_name)[i].x or &any_name[i].x work? Just curious as to how and requesting education.

Just try without the star * else you have just a pointer to a vector, but no actual vector

I thought that may be the best answer. Please correct me if the following is wrong:

VECTOR any_name[15];
then refer to the pointer with &any_name[i]

A silly thing I should know pat but I just followed examples. Thank you.

if a is a structure type use a.b to get the member b of a. If it's a pointer type you can use a->b or (*a).b.