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Thanks very much for all your help, I have got it working now. I am starting to understand all this C business (slowly) =) Cheers again! Edd

Hello! Thanks very much for the reply. I am still having the same issues that the table is being displayed but not stored into the struct. I have another function 'display table' and after I have loaded it, it is always blank. The load feature only seems to display what is in the file. Hmmm I...

Hi there, I am having problems reading from a file and storing the data in a struct. Basically its a league table and I don't have any problem writing to a file or even reading from it, it just doesn't seem to want to update my struct. Here is the function: void load_table() { FILE...

Hi there, Thanks for the link to the sun website and your replies. I have read through the swing tutorial and bits and pieces, which has helped immensely. The work I am doing is coursework but I have just got a bit stuck. I don't believe that it was unethical to ask for some help in a forum, but...

Hi sorry I am quite confused with this myself. Currently on the command line version of this, the 'display(); fuction displays the highscore table. I have to make a GUI version of the command line version and i am trying to get the highscore to display inside a label. Am I trying to do the...

Hi there, I am having a few difficulties trying to return a function, located in a class to another class. I have just started java so I am not that great at it, but I am learning (slowly). Basically, I am creating a GUI quiz. We have been given the classes for a command line version and we...

Thank you both for your help with this, I have just about got it working now. Its starting to make a bit more sense. I should be able to finish the rest off now and get it all done in time, thanks again for your help. Edd

Thanks for replying to me, I have spent a while trying to implement your suggestion, without much luck. These are the errors I am getting: > cc HL5.c cc: Warning: HL5.c, line 88: In this statement, "48" of type "int", is being con verted to "pointer to char". (cvtdiftypes)...

Hello! I have been given an assignment to create a league table in C. Basically a series of match results are to be entered by the user and an updated league table is to be produced. Which looks something like this: P W D L F A T Galatasaray 2 1 1 0 4 3 4 Juventus 2 0 2...