Help! Another Problem

Hi guys.
I have written the following codes:
Professor.ccp

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <conio.h>
#include <vector>
#include "Professor.h"
using namespace std;
int Professor::lastAssignedID=0;
class Course;
    Professor::Professor():Person()
    {}
	Professor::Professor(string name, string ic, string gender): Person(name,ic,gender)
	{
	        staffID=lastAssignedID;
	        lastAssignedID+=1;
	}
	int Professor::getStaffID(){
		  	return staffID;
	}
    Course* Professor::getCourse(string courseCode){
		 int i=-1; 
	 	bool check=false;
		 while (check==false){
	 		i=i+1;
	 		if ((teachingCourses[i].getCourseName()).compare(courseCode)==0){
 			   check=true;
			   }
	 	}
	 	return teachingCourses[i];
	 }
	 
     string Professor::getTeachingCourses(){
	 	string result;
	 	for(int i=0;i<teachingCourses.size();i++){
	 		if (i==0)
	 			result=result+(teachingCourses[i]).getCourseCode();
	 		else
	 			result=result+","+(teachingCourses.get[i]).getCourseCode();
	 	}
	 	return result;
	 }

and Course.cpp

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <boost/xpressive/xpressive.hpp>
#include "Course.h"	
#include "Professor.h"
using namespace std;
using namespace boost::xpressive;
Professor tmp;
	Course::Course(string courseCode,string courseName,int modularCredits,Professor newProfessor)
	{
			setCourseCode(courseCode);
			setCourseName(courseName);
			setModularCredits(modularCredits);
	        setProfessor(newProfessor);
	}
	void Course::setProfessor(Professor newProfessor)
	{
	 	 tmp.setName(newProfessor.getName());
	 	 tmp.setGender(newProfessor.getGender());
	 	 tmp.setIC(newProfessor.getIC());
	 	 string line;
	 	 line=tmp.getName();
	 	 theProfessor.setName(line);
	 	 line=tmp.getIC();
	 	 theProfessor.setIC(line);
	 	 line=tmp.getGender();
	 	 theProfessor.setGender(line);
    }
	string Course::getProfessor()
	{
	 	 string tmp;
		 tmp=theProfessor.getName();  
         return tmp;
	}
	    
	void Course::setCourseName(string newCourseName)
	{
	 	 courseName=newCourseName;
	}
	    
	string Course::getCourseName()
	{
	     return courseName;
	}
	void Course::setCourseCode(string newCourseCode)
	{
	 	 sregex base=as_xpr('C')>>'S'>>(range('1','6'))>>repeat<3>(_d);
	    	if (regex_match(newCourseCode,base)==true){
	    		courseCode=newCourseCode;
	    	}
	    	else{
	    		cout<<"Invalid new Course Code";
	    	}
	}
	    
	string Course::getCourseCode(){
	    	return courseCode;
	    }
	    
	void Course::setModularCredits(int newModularCredits)
	{
	    	modularCredits=newModularCredits;
	}
	    
	int Course::getModularCredits()
	{
	    	return modularCredits;
	}
	    
/*	string Course::toString()
	{
	    return (courseCode+","+courseName+","+modularCredits);
	}*/

When I compile, the following errors appear:

19 C:\Dev-Cpp\Save\Professor.cpp prototype for `Course* Professor::getCourse(std::string)' does not match any in class `Professor'
15 C:\Dev-Cpp\Save\Professor.h Course* Professor::getCourse(std::string*)
C:\Dev-Cpp\Save\Professor.cpp In member function `Course* Professor::getCourse(std::string)':
24 C:\Dev-Cpp\Save\Professor.cpp `getCourseName' has not been declared
24 C:\Dev-Cpp\Save\Professor.cpp request for member of non-aggregate type before '(' token
C:\Dev-Cpp\Save\Professor.cpp In member function `std::string Professor::getTeachingCourses()':
35 C:\Dev-Cpp\Save\Professor.cpp `getCourseCode' has not been declared
35 C:\Dev-Cpp\Save\Professor.cpp request for member of non-aggregate type before '(' token '
37 C:\Dev-Cpp\Save\Professor.cpp 'class std::vector<Course*, std::allocator<Course*> >' has no member named 'get'

Basically the methods of class Course cannot be used in class Professor.
How to solve this problem?

Every function that appears in your Professor.cpp file needs to have a prototype in the class Professor definition in your Professor.h file.

So you mean I must have Course* getCourseCode() .. in my Professor.h?

Originally Posted by halo3

So you mean I must have Course* getCourseCode() .. in my Professor.h?

You don't have a function Professor::getCourseCode(), so no. You have a Course::getCourseCode(), so that needs to be in course.h.

If you can, you might to want only to use either spaces or tabs for indentation. Otherwise the code will look messed up in the forum.