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Subject:	Re: pointers in Strucrure assignment problem
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DJ Delorie wrote:
> > 		LD[i].LinePtr="";
>
> This does NOT initialize your buffer with the given string.  This
> points your buffer *to* the given string.  Since they all now point to
> the same string...

Yes, you are right.Please tell me the solution to solve this problem

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