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I’m trying to sort alphabetically strings in a string array in a struct, but for some reason the names get bugged
#define TV 10
#define TC 100
typedef struct ficha {
char nome[TC];
int dependentes;
float salario;
int atendimentos;
char email[TC];
} FICHA;
...
void ordenarDadosString(FICHA usuario[TV], int qntdUsuarios)
{
int i, trocou, ls = qntdUsuarios - 1;
char aux[TC];
aux[TC - 1] = '\0';
do {
trocou = 0;
for(i = 0; i < ls; i++) {
if(strcmp(usuario[i].nome, usuario[i + 1].nome) > 0) {
strcpy(usuario[i].nome, aux);
strcpy(usuario[i + 1].nome, usuario[i].nome);
strcpy(aux, usuario[i].nome);
trocou = 1;
}
}
ls--;
} while(trocou);
}
Here is a print of what appears when trying to sort http://prntscr.com/li0wuw Here the full code, if it helps https://pastebin.com/pBjSEUGZ
Ordain
structsbased on a field ofstructthat’s it ?– Isac
yes, exactly this, in case I managed to do this with variable int, but with error strings at the time of making the exchange, do not know pq
– Paulo Henrique Rodrigues Grund
This question has basically what you want although the comparison is done in an entire field instead of in a string. In practice changes very little even, just have to use the
strcmpinstead of comparing directly– Isac
I was, I was trying to understand what it was like in the example they sent me, thank you guys
– Paulo Henrique Rodrigues Grund