Question

typedef struct {
    unsigned short int Position; // << That's what i'm trying to change!
    unsigned short int OldPosition;
} Turn_s;

struct Turn_sMap{
    Turn_s *Turn;
    Turn_sMap *NextTurn;
};

New = new Turn_sMap;
New->Turn = new Turn_s;

New->Turn.Position = 0; // Already tried (New->Turn).Position = 0;

Why I get that compile error? Am i not accessing the struct Turn inside the struct New, which in turn has a member called Position? Or does typedef messes the struct type with some pointer craziness?? Help please, I’m lost! ):

Answer 1

The declaration Turn_s *Turn; makes Turn a pointer type. To access member objects you need to use -> operator. Try:

New->Turn->Position = 0;