What's Wrong with This?

TurnipTruck

cUICodeEntry[nUI]="cUICodeEntry[nUI],cKPChars[nBut]"

Where

VOLATILE CHAR cUICodeEntry[nTotUIs][4]
VOLATILE CHAR cKPChars[10]={'0','1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9'}

I get back a warning of converting string to char.

Any thoughts appreciated. Thanks.

kbeattyAMX

TurnipTruck wrote: »

cUICodeEntry[nUI]="cUICodeEntry[nUI],cKPChars[nBut]"

Where

VOLATILE CHAR cUICodeEntry[nTotUIs][4]
VOLATILE CHAR cKPChars[10]={'0','1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9'}

I get back a warning of converting string to char.

Any thoughts appreciated. Thanks.

why not just VOLATILE CHAR cKPChars[]='0123456789'
this should have been VOLATILE CHAR cKPChars[][1]={'0','1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9'}

TurnipTruck

kbeattyAMX wrote: »

why not just VOLATILE CHAR cKPChars[]='0123456789'

Because my way is the way I've always done it. Now I know a simpler way!

However,

cUICodeEntry[nUI]="cUICodeEntry[nUI],cKPChars[nBut]"

still returns a string to char conversion warning.

kbeattyAMX

TurnipTruck wrote: »

Because my way is the way I've always done it. Now I know a simpler way!

However,

cUICodeEntry[nUI]="cUICodeEntry[nUI],cKPChars[nBut]"

still returns a string to char conversion warning.

Works fine for me.

//VOLATILE CHAR cKPChars[]='0123456789'
//VOLATILE CHAR cUICodeEntry[10][4]
cUICodeEntry[1] = "cUICodeEntry[1],cKPChars[1]"

Why do this when you could do...
cUICodeEntry[1] = "cUICodeEntry[1],itoa(nBut-1)"
then you don't need the character string.