> Anyone have any clue to why this gives a parse error (the lines with the
> arrow produce the errors):
>
> switch(blah) {
> case CASE_1:
> -> char blah = "stupid man";
> break;
> case CASE_2:
> -> char blah = "stupid man 2";
> break;
> default:
> log("I am a flying elephant.");
> break;
> }
>
Yes, you cannot make a char value equal to a string, what you have to
do (in my experience anyway) is to use a strcpy function to copy the
string into the char variable.
Hope that helps.
Marc
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