Nevermind :) The web page someone posted for good beginner books has an example of
"offsetof", which should do the trick. Thanks
anyways :)
Sam
Sam Charette wrote:
> I have a question I hope someone can answer. I am having problems
> writing to a record in my database for some odd reason. Gobbledegook
> ends up in the record after I write it (providing errors later on).
> What I did was I have an object that contains the data for the current
> record, and in DmWrite I used it as the source.
>
> I think my problem (and others I am having) might be because of this
> object, but to us DmSet or DmStrCopy I need to find the offset in the
> record where the data begins. How can I do this? Is there a function
> that I can call to get the offset of a data member of an object, or do I
> need to store the information elsewhere?
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated :)
> Sam
>
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