Struct notation

[kenna]

Hmm...is there really no way of modifying an entire struct, as opposed to having to use each element?

E.g.

struct {
    int a, b;
} foo;

...

foo = {2,4};

When you first declare a struct you can use it, but what about elsewhere in the code?

[Freedom Doc]

Originally Posted by kenna

Hmm...is there really no way of modifying an entire struct, as opposed to having to use each element?

E.g.

struct {
    int a, b;
} foo;

...

foo = {2,4};

When you first declare a struct you can use it, but what about elsewhere in the code?

Apparently you are referring to initialization, which can only be done at declaration time.

You CAN however do struct assignments, as with

struct Foo {
int a, b;
};

Foo Zero = {0,0}; //struct initialization

Foo Junk;

then later on,

Junk = Zero; //struct assignment