Problems with a custom-made class

I made a class with its constructors, initializers, methods, everything... but a friend function doesn't seem to work fine.

Something in the "exception-detection" part went wrong, and the compiler isn't throwing any errors.

I would really appreciate if someone could take a look at it. Especially in the friend void function Create() on player.cpp

http://www2.netexplora.com/shaomongo/O2Class.zip


Here's the implementation of Create(player nuevo)

Code:

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//Custom initializer
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void Create(Player nuevo)
     {
     inicio:
     bool nickRight = false;
     bool levelRight = false;
     bool sexRight = false;
     bool experienceRight = false;
     bool errorNick1 = false;
     bool errorLevel1 = false;
     bool errorLevel2 = false;
     bool errorSex1 = false;
     bool errorSex2 = false;
     bool errorSex3 = false;
     bool errorExperience1 = false;
     bool errorExperience2 = false;
     char *nickTemp;
     char *experienceTemp;
     char *levelTemp;
     char *sexTemp;
     cout<<"----------New player creation----------"<<endl;
     cout<<"Fill the following fields as required"<<endl;
     
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//Nickname
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
nickname:
cout<<"Nickname: ";
cin>>nickTemp;

if((strlen(nickTemp)) > 10)
     {
     errorNick1 = true;
     }

if(errorNick1 = true)
     {
     cout<<"Error: Invalid nickname (10 characters max length)"<<endl;
     nickTemp = NULL;
     nickRight = false;
     }

if(nickRight = false)
     {
     goto nickname;
     } 
else
     {
     nuevo.setNickname(nickTemp);
     }
     
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//Level
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
level:
cout<<"Level: ";
cin>>levelTemp;

if(strlen(levelTemp) > 3)
     {
     errorLevel1 = true;
     }

for(int verificadorlevel = 0; verificadorlevel < 2; verificadorlevel++)
     {
     if(!(isdigit(levelTemp[verificadorlevel])))
          {
          errorLevel2 = true;
          }
     }

if(errorLevel1 = true)
     {
     cout<<"Error: Invalid level (3 digits max length)"<<endl;
     levelTemp = NULL;
     levelRight = false;
     }
if(errorLevel2 = true)
     {
     cout<<"Error: Invalid level (only numbers allowed)"<<endl;
     levelTemp = NULL;
     levelRight = false;
     }
     
if(levelRight = false)
     {
     goto level;
     }
else
     {
     int levelFinal = atof(levelTemp);
     nuevo.setLevel(levelFinal);
     }


//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//Sex
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
sex:
cout<<"Sex(m/f): ";
cin>>sexTemp;

if(strlen(sexTemp) > 1)
     {
     errorSex1 = true;
     }

if(isdigit(sexTemp[0]))
     {
     errorSex2 = true;
     }
     
if( sexTemp[0] != 'm' || sexTemp[0] != 'M' || sexTemp[0] != 'f' || sexTemp[0] != 'F' )
     {
     errorSex3 = true;
     }

if(errorSex1 = true)
     {
     cout<<"Error: Invalid sex (1 character max length)"<<endl;
     sexTemp = NULL;
     sexRight = 0;
     }

if(errorSex2 = true)
     {
     cout<<"Error: Invalid sex (only letters allowed)"<<endl;
     sexTemp = NULL;
     sexRight = false;
     }
     
if(errorSex3 = true)
     {
     cout<<"Error: Invalid sex (unknown sex: "<<sexTemp[0]<<" )"<<endl;
     sexTemp = NULL;
     sexRight = false;
     }

if(sexRight = false)
     {
     goto sex;
     }
else
     {
     nuevo.setSex(sexTemp[0]);
     }

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//Experience
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
experience:
cout<<"Experience: ";
cin>>experienceTemp;

if(strlen(experienceTemp) > 10)
     {
     errorExperience1 = true;
     }

for( int verificadorexp = 0 ; verificadorexp < 9 ; verificadorexp++)
     {
     if( !(isdigit(experienceTemp[verificadorexp])) )
          {
          errorExperience2 = true;
          }
     }

if(errorExperience1 = true)
     {
     cout<<"Error: Invalid experience (10 digits max length)"<<endl;
     experienceTemp = NULL;
     experienceRight = false;
     }

if(errorExperience2 = true)
     {
     cout<<"Error: Invalid experience (only numbers allowed)"<<endl;
     experienceTemp = NULL;
     experienceRight = false;
     }

if(experienceRight = false)
     {
     goto experience;
     }
else
     {
     int experienceFinal = atof(experienceTemp);
     nuevo.setExperience(experienceFinal);
     }
}
     
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

And here's the output

Code:

----------New player creation----------
Fill the following fields as required
Nickname: test
Error: Invalid nickname (10 characters max length)
Level:

As you see, it says "Invalid nickname", and the nick just has 4 characters.
And if i write something in Level and hit enter, windows throws an exception .

Thanks in advance

Code:

if(nickRight = false)

you do that all over your code.
this is not a comparison it's an assignement.
use

Code:

if(nickRight == false)

or

Code:

if(!nickRight)

Kurt

Oh my god that's the dumbest mistake ever. I totally forgot.
Thank you


EDIT:

Sigh, there still are some errors.

If you get the nickname wrong, after the "error" message, windows throws an exception.

Same happens if you enter anything in "Level"

Code:

     char *nickTemp;
     char *experienceTemp;
     char *levelTemp;
     char *sexTemp;

They are just uninitialized pointers.
either allocate some space for them using new
or declare them as char arrays

Code:

     char *experienceTemp = new char[20];
   //    or 
     char levelTemp[20];

Kurt

Or even better use the C++ string class.

Okay, no luck yet.

http://img527.imageshack.us/img527/6...ssexcep8qh.jpg

I allocated space for the temps...

Code:

     char *nickTemp = new char[20];
     char *experienceTemp = new char[20];
     char *levelTemp = new char[20];
     char *sexTemp = new char[20];

and for the Nickname member of the Player class...

Code:

if(nickRight == false)
     {
    nickTemp = "test";
    goto nickname;
     } 
else
     {
     nuevo.Nickname = new char[20];
     nuevo.setNickname(nickTemp);
     }

Not working yet... if i assign something to nickTemp, the program crashes... and if i don't, if keeps saying "Error: Invalid nickname (10 chars max length)"

Oh... and using string doesn't work, it has some problem with strlen();

Thanks to everyone so far

Using the C++ string class takes a little more work than plopping it into your code, but it is worth it. The time you spend trying to figure out these issues with C style strings could be spent looking up the interface of the string class, where you'll find the length() or size() functions that return the length (instead of using strlen).

If you stick with C style strings, you'll have to use strcpy to assign a string. You'll also have to remember to call delete [] on your char pointers whenever you are done with the memory.

Code:

    nickTemp = "test";

This assigns a pointer you need to use strcpy().
That other error is because you entered more then 19 characters.
Think you should take Daved' advice and use std::string instead.
Kurt

I made some changes... now the nickname part at least works

Code:

if(nickRight == false)
     {
    strcpy(nickTemp,blanco);    //added
    goto nickname;
     } 
else
     {
     nuevo.Nickname = new char[20];  //added
     nuevo.setNickname(nickTemp);   //added
     }

And changed the setNickname method to use strcpy.


But i'm interested on using the string class, where can i learn more of it? its methods and uses? Thanks to everyone who has posted here, you're really nice with this c++ newbie x)

you need a reference
Kurt