Is this a school assignment? If not, I would be more interested in what
you want to solve. A lot of the time there are a number of questions how
to write this and that complicated construct, when the original problem
might have a simpler solution.
What triggers my question is that a reference to a pointer to a pointer to
char is a tripple indirection, since a reference is just a modified form
of a pointer. Do you really, really need such a long way just to get in
contact with a poor little character :-)
Ioannis: My assumption about a question of a non-const reference is not if
the reference may be changed, but if the object pointed to by the
reference may be modified.
/Per W
On Fri, 11 Jul 2003, dawood wrote:
> 1.does anybody know how to create a typedef for an array of 8 arrays of 7
> pointers to int.
>
> 2. char c[]="hello";
> char* pc= c;
> char** ppc = &pc;
> does anybody know a much shorter method to create a pointer to
> pointer to char. I am doing it in 3 statements. Can anybody show me how to
> do it in less than 3 statements.
> 3. Also can anybody show me how to create a non constant reference to
> pointer to pointer to char.
>
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