I have a problem here! I have this function: LINK But my function aint working! but first of I have in the construcktor to the class that the function is part of I have done this LINK so I get to the problem straight away...
Anyway I end up getting bricksnumber[] getting bigger than 3! And I dont add values to that except for the one I do if bricksnumber is LESS than 3 ! So how is that possible? Iam still pretty new so I might have missed something!
Pastebin is annoying like this.
Could have unintended evaluation because of your tabbing.Code:if(bricks[x1]-1 == 0) //The table is built up with nine slots and the player enters from 1-9, and to make it work with my array I minus one from it so it starts from 0 { if (bricksnumber[player] < 3) //checks that the player has less than 3 bricks bricks[x1-1] = briktype; bricksnumber[player]++; checkwinner(); }
Code:if(bricks[x1]-1 == 0) { if (bricksnumber[player] < 3) { bricks[x1-1] = briktype; } bricksnumber[player]++; checkwinner(); }
Hard to tell unless you post the actual game class where all those variables are declared.
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All files here! But they are danish..
http://cpp.sourceforge.net/?show=13809 main.cpp
http://cpp.sourceforge.net/?show=13810 game.cpp
http://cpp.sourceforge.net/?show=13811 game.h (here is the class...)
> for (int x=0;x>8;x++)
Never going to happen in winnercheck
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Ehh I dont understand what you meanOriginally Posted by Salem
Anyway to make it short
As you can see the only way bricksnumber can increase is in the "less than 3" check I have, so in my head it should not be able to rise to 4, but it DO sometimesso Iam totaly lost *crying like a child...*
Well x starts off at 0
Then you test whether x is greater than 8 (which it isn't)
Then the loop exits because the condition has failed.
If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
If at first you don't succeed, try writing your phone number on the exam paper.
Found one error! now it aint increasing but still bugged...
Code:if (bricksnumber[player] < 3) {//checks that the player has less than 3 bricks bricks[x1-1] = briktype; bricksnumber[player]++; checkwinner(); } that one need the { and }
uhh thx stupid syntax error
technically not a syntax error :-)
anyway I think my code works now
