I am reading in from file into structure and came across problem. I have test file where first letter defines name of structure second number tells me how many nodes does it have and rest numbers are nodes. File example: 

```
A 4 1 2 3 4
B 5 1 2 3 9 8 
C 3 1 2 3 

```

So for example structure should be this: name->A; numberOfNodes->4; nodes->{1,2,3,4}. My structure where I save each row is this:

```
struct mystruct{
char name[1];
int numberOfNodes;
int nodes[];
};

```

my function so far: 

```
lines = lineCount(courses); //calculates how many rows file has
struct courses course[lines];
co = fopen(courses, mode);
if(co == NULL){
    printf("Can't find the files.");
    exit(1);
}else{
    for(i = 0; i < lines; i++){
        fscanf(co, "%1s %d \n", &current, &id1); //Doesnt have any problems reading these two parameters;
        for(j = 0 ; j < id1; j++){ 
            fscanf(co, "%d", &course[i].nodes[j]); //Have no idea how to store array =/
        }
        strcpy(course[i].courseName, current);
        course[i].numberOfNodes = id1;
    }
}

```

EDIT: I am sorry for confusing you guys, it allocates integers just fine but instead of outputting same thing it outputs something like this: 

```
A 4 69 72 1 2
B 5 20 45 7 3 1 
C 3 2 45 1 

```

I think that this bit of code doesnt do what I want it to do: 

```
        for(j = 0 ; j < id1; j++){ 
            fscanf(co, "%d", &course[i].nodes[j]); //Have no idea how to store array =/
        }

```

Would appreciate any help!