I'm quite stuck (again::)). I want to read in all records from an SQLite3 table and show them in a list (the type you can select something in). This's the example code:

char *lister(int index, int *list_size) {
    static char items[10][32] = {"box", "text", "input", "button", "menu",
       "selection", "slider", "scrollbar", "list", "window"};
    if (index >= 0) {
        return items[index];
    }
    else {
        index = 10;
        *list_size = index;
    }

    return NULL;
}

The problems start to arise as soon as I want to change the 10 to the amount of records. I've got to remove the static then, which gets other parts to complain (especially either assigning a string like "test" to it, or in the return items[index] or due to the function's return type). Anybody here able to put me in the right direction? Thanks in advance.

I don't understand what the above code bit has anything to do with either SQLite3 or AGUP. I also can't understand the words below the code.

That's part of the example code from AGUP, which creates the contents of a list-box. The words underneath basically mean that it got me to fiddle 'round and 'round to get it to work. It currently got me to this:

It works fine, and the cout comes on, but then the whole program crashes. The function's called in this code: