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add elements to existing standard structure
This comes under the heading of "I'd like to know."
Suppose that I have a function that uses struct tm, but I want to add add some additional elements to that structure.
I know for instance that I can do something like
struct foo{
struct tm mytime;
int xx
}
I know that I can address elements of tm within foo by for instance, foo.mytime.tm.year, but is there a way to create a structure foo that inherits the elements of tm? I've never seen it done, so if it is possible, is it reasonable.
Thanks
Suppose that I have a function that uses struct tm, but I want to add add some additional elements to that structure.
I know for instance that I can do something like
struct foo{
struct tm mytime;
int xx
}
I know that I can address elements of tm within foo by for instance, foo.mytime.tm.year, but is there a way to create a structure foo that inherits the elements of tm? I've never seen it done, so if it is possible, is it reasonable.
Thanks
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