[SOLVED] multiple if-statements for switch

[toshiro]

Hi all, I'm new here. My intent is to get this function to return an integer which I can use in a subsequent switch statement. Somehow, it does not work, and I have a strong inkling that I used if-statements in a bad way.
As you can most likely guess, this is neither the entire project nor the complete file.

int verifyMult105(char *buffer, long linecount){      //not finished!!
     char *strTime = NULL;
     char *strNumb = NULL;
     char *strVers = NULL;
                  if ((strTime = strstr(buffer, "Uhrzeit") != NULL)){
                      return 1;
                      }
                  if ((strNumb = strstr(buffer, "Zugummer") != NULL)){
                      return 2;
                      }
                  if ((strVers = strstr(buffer, "Version") != NULL)){
                      return 3;
                      }
                  else {
                       printf("Warnung: Falscher Wert in Zeile: %d\n", linecount);
                       };
                       }

I also get compiler warnings for every if-statement, namely
[Warning] assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast

I'm using Dev-C++ 4.9.9.2

I hope you can help me...

[pikachumanson]

try using else if to get rid of the warnings that could also be hanging up your program.

[toshiro]

Argh, I somehow completely forgot about else if. Sadly, it didn't get rid of the warnings :(

I wonder if I'm using the strstr() function correctly, but I don't know what I'm doing wrong, because the project compiles and runs, but this function just refuses to work (well, the error msg in the else-statement works). I know for sure the string buffer contains the correct data, and linecount does, too. The funny thing is, the line returned to the console is always -1.

[toshiro]

Nevermind, there is something else wrong...

[guestgulkan]

Your brackets are in the wrong place!

[toshiro]

My desk has a nice imprint of my head now.
Edit: Two now.