sorry but the program working perfectly , no need change to my program, the problem not is the struct ,i paste wrong I have 2 struct , the reason was that, "">A Char * is not a string in the same s.....bla bla.", the problem was ...... never mind I repair mi code, = :o) I continue my working bye! -- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió en el mensaje news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I have a problem, > > > Your basic problem is a lack of C skill. Programming > Palm OS, in many ways, requires skills that left > common use fifteen years ago (it's certainly been > that long since I was paid to write C code on any > other platform). It's worth finding a good book > on C programming and reading the section on strings > carefully. > > Or, perhaps better, walk away from C and use one > of the higher level languages such as AppForge, > NSBasic or Java. There are also tools targetted > at specific types of applications. > > > The detail that has led me to this conclusion are: > > > typedef struct PacienteStruc > > { > > Char *Nombre ; > > A Char * is not a string in the same sense as > VB or Java Strings. A Char * is a pointer to a > the start of a string in the same way that an int * > is a pointer to an integer. > > The structure you've defined has no space in it to > store strings. If each member was defined as > Char Nombre[NOMBRESIZE];, for instance, then it > _would_ have space to store a string. > > > newRecord.Nombre = "Bill"; > > This sets your pointer to a constant stored in the > application. This doesn't copy anything anywhere > and definitely won't store that name in the database > record. You need to read about StrNCopy, StrNCat, > StrLen and the like. > > Chris > Tutty > > ------------------------------------------------ > This message was sent using InSPire Net Webmail. > http://www.inspire.net.nz > > >
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