c - How to hand over values to a double-pointer and print the values out as if it would be an multidimensional array? (C)

Question

I have following struct defined which I can not change:

typedef struct _content {
    int length;
    char **lines;    
} content_t;

I initialized it in the main function like that:

struct _content cont;
cont.length = 6;
cont.lines[cont.length-1][255];

I try to assign a value to a certain element of the multidimensional array and also to print the value out- which doesn't work:

cont.lines[1][1] = "A";
printf("\n\n%c", cont.lines[1][1]);

What am I doing wrong here? Many Thanks

Answer 1

int main(){

content_t cont;
cont.length = 6;
cont.lines=malloc(sizeof(char*)*cont.length);

for(int i=0;i<cont.length;i++) cont.lines[i]=malloc(255);

printf("\n\n%c", cont.lines[1][1]);


for(int i=0;i<cont.length;i++) free(cont.lines[i]);
free(cont.lines);


}

这是正确的方法