How can I get to a struct inside a struct???

[SarahKate]

Hello all...Quick (hopefully) question: I have these structs:
struct CARDS
{
int tagNumber;
int number;
char face;
char suit;
int value;
int sort;
};
struct PLAYER
{
char name [15];
CARDS hand [15];
int handValue;
int handIndex;

};

CARDS deck [52];
PLAYER one;

I want to assign a value (x) into the tagNumber, number, face, suit, value,
and sort variables from within a function. This syntax is wrong according
to the compiler:
one.hand.suit = x;
What is the correct syntax??? Can anyone help me??? -- SarahKate

[Danny Kalev]

SarahKate wrote:
>
> Hello all...Quick (hopefully) question: I have these structs:
> struct CARDS
> {
> int tagNumber;
> int number;
> char face;
> char suit;
> int value;
> int sort;
> };
> struct PLAYER
> {
> char name [15];
> CARDS hand [15];
> int handValue;
> int handIndex;
>
> };
>
> CARDS deck [52];
> PLAYER one;
>
> I want to assign a value (x) into the tagNumber, number, face, suit, value,
> and sort variables from within a function. This syntax is wrong according
> to the compiler:
> one.hand.suit = x;
> What is the correct syntax??? Can anyone help me??? -- SarahKate

try

one.hand[0].suit = x;


remember that hand is an array, not a single struct.

Danny