| From: | |
| Date: | 02 Feb 2001 at 16:40:32 |
| Subject: | Re: structures... |
Hello Alexander
On 01-Feb-01, you wrote:
AN> Say you had the following structure:
AN> struct test
AN> {
AN> char *str;
AN> long val;
AN> }
AN> In Delphi there is a keyword 'with' which allows you to do the
AN> following; rather than...
AN> struct test blah;
AN> blah.str = abc;
AN> blah.val = xyz;
AN> ... you can do...
AN> struct test blah;
AN> with blah do
AN> begin
AN> str = abc;
AN> val = xyz;
AN> end;
AN> Is there an equivalent in C/C++?
You can do:
#define str blah.str
#define val blah.var
str=abc;
val=xyz;
#undef str
#undef val
Thats a workaround.
Regards
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