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What does this mean? #define MQTTString_initializer {NULL, {0, NULL}} [Copy link]

#define MQTTString_initializer {NULL, {0, NULL}}

What does this mean? I know that MQTTString_initializer is equivalent to {NULL, {0, NULL}}, but what does {NULL, {0, NULL}} mean?

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You can understand it by replacing {NULL, {0, NULL}} with MQTTString_initializer.  Details Published on 2023-6-8 19:27
 

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I don't quite understand

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This is to be assigned to the structure for initialization.

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You need to look at the occasion of the call! You can judge according to the occasion, maybe you will understand everything when you see the application occasion

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struct MQTTString s = MQTTString_initializer;

This is used for initialization

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You can understand it by replacing {NULL, {0, NULL}} with MQTTString_initializer.
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