The problem is, you've hard coded this, into your game:
Which obviously won't work out when you have "flipped" the char's you want to display.Code:puzzle[row][col] = '#';
Make a variable of type char, and set that char variable to '#', or to 'Y' or whatever you want to flip your char's to.
And always print out the board, using
instead of any one particular char.Code:puzzle[row][col] = charVariable;
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Last edited by l2krence; 11-17-2010 at 09:10 PM.
LOL, HIT2080?
Which class are you in?
Anyway, to remain 2 tiles stay open, just keep track of the flip count, you only reset it to "close" tile after 2 tiles has been flipped. So basicly, if you want to do it in a more efficient way, you should have a flip attribute in your struct to indicate that whether the tile is flipped or not. for e.g., the "!" is currently at location array[3][4], then u set array[3][4].flip = 1, to indicate that this tile is flipped. Then you increment the flipcount. The next tile, you flip again, let say array[4][4], then you set array[4][4].flip = 1, increment flipcount.
Now flipcount = 2. so the next step in your loop, you just use a for loop to set all tile's flip to 0 for instance array[i][j].flip = 0. then the next time you print the board, if(array[i][j].flip!=1) printf("#"); else { printf( REAL CHAR VAL HERE) }
Last edited by wejnc; 11-17-2010 at 03:55 AM. Reason: miss a statement
I dont really know what were you asking about the "!", but the "!" is just for showing, you dont need to create an extra array or even variable to show this sign. You should had 2 variable to indicate x and y position of the board.
Let say x is for row and y is for col, x = y = 0 by default, so your "!" will be at location 0,0 by default. When you move, you update your x or y location. Thats how you make "!" move.
If you have a problem of having the two flipped tile showed on the screen, refer to my last reply, and make sure the order of your system("cls") and reprinting the board is correct, then it shall work fine. The assignmenmt due on fri, all the best!
This will make your code complicated. You do not assign # and ! to your array, just print it out as # and !. the grid array should have the real random pairs for char and not '#' or '!'for(r=0;r<ROWS;r++) {
for(c=0;c<COLS;c++) {
grid[r][c]='#';
}
}
grid[0][0]='!';
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thx
Last edited by l2krence; 11-17-2010 at 09:10 PM.
hehe, I am not a student, I am one of the tutor. But you really need to tell me which class are you in and who is your tutor, so that I know what kind of info I can give you. Let me know which steps you had done. Moving the "!", flipping correctly? Make sure you done all those first before you continue to matching.
