Double Referenced Pointers and Syntax

[snmcdonald]

I'm just curious if anyone has trouble with double referenced points and their syntax? Pointers can be referenced as subscripted arrays or as normal pointer reference: ie.

bPtr[1];      //array format
*(bPtr + 1);  //pointer format 

I've found when using double referenced pointers, only normal pointer notation works. I cannot get subscripted array format to work for double referenced pointers. Has anyone had this problem? ie.

*bPtr[1];     //array format     <--- This method does not work!
*(*btr + 1);  //pointer format 

Cheers,
McDonald

[ropez]

Maybe this works:

*(bPtr[1])

[snmcdonald]

That does work.
Thank you Ropez.
Cheers,
McDonald

[snmcdonald]

It might be an interesting point to say that:

*bPtr[1];

is not a double dereferenced pointer, but actually a dereferenced pointer-array element.
I think it would be best to avoid array notation for pointers, unless utilizing a pointer-array.