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Basically I have three char**: **A, **B and **C. I want to make a pointer that shows A,B and C like this: 

ptr[0] will be **A
ptr[1] will be **B;
ptr[2] will be **C;

so if I add one at ptr it will show me the next array. And if this is possible then how I can represent A[i][j] with the pointer?

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  • char *ptr[] = { *A, *B, *C };, then ptr[i][j]? Commented Dec 2, 2011 at 17:54
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    I have the feeling that you are envisioning this as the solution to a particular problem you faced. Sometimes it is better to ask about the root problem, rather than the solution you think you want. Commented Dec 2, 2011 at 18:46

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It sounds like you want something like this:

char **ptr[] = { A, B, C };

char x = ptr[0][i][j];  // x is now equal to A[i][j]
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