Thread: strange problem, not sure what is wrong

This is code that is giving me trouble:

Code:

int main(void) {
const	char Off[] = "Off";
	Sensor *X = new Sensor("On", "near the front door");
	MainFrame *W = new MainFrame("Off");
	
	cout << "Sensor X is located " << X->GetLocation() << endl;
	cout << "Sensor X is currently " << X->GetSensorState() << endl;

The output from this code should be:
Sensor X is located near the front door (this works)
Sensor X is currently On

Instead I get:
Sensor X is located near the front door
Sensor X is currently Onnear the front door

This is the function GetSensorState:

Code:

inline	char *GetSensorState()  { return State; }

All it does is return State which is a protected character array. State is defined as
char State[2] (only meant to hold 'On' or 'Off' so i figured 2 is enough)

The function GetLocation is:

Code:

 inline	char *GetLocation()  { return itsLocation; }

All GetLocation does is return itsLocation which is a protected character array that describes the location of the sensor
itsLocation is defined as:
char itsLocation[50];

I am honestly not sure what is wrong here, this is quite strange.