class Array seem to be not workin..pls help

[technoXavage]

class Helicopter3
{
public: 

	double xcoordinate;
	double ycoordinate;
	double verticalspeed;
	double horizontalspeed;
	double xcoordinate2;
	double ycoordinate2;
	double verticalspeed2;
	double horizontalspeed2;
	int sc;

    RECT destRect, sourceRect;
	RECT destRect2,sourceRect2;
	RECT destRect3,sourceRect3;;
	RECT destRect4,sourceRect4;
	MySurface* pHeli;

public:

	Helicopter3(int a1, int a2,int a3,int a4,MySurface* p )
	{
		xcoordinate=a1;
		ycoordinate=a2;
		verticalspeed=a3;
		horizontalspeed=a4;
		pHeli = p;
	}
	void move();
	void draw();
	void die();
};
void Helicopter3::move()

{
	if(counter==0)
	{
		sourceRect.top = 0;
		sourceRect.bottom = 31;
		sourceRect.left = 0;
		sourceRect.right = 63;
		counter++;
	}
	else if (counter==1){
		sourceRect.top = 0;
		sourceRect.bottom = 31;
		sourceRect.left = 64;
		sourceRect.right = 127;
	}
	else if(counter==2){
		sourceRect.top =  0;
		sourceRect.bottom = 31;
		sourceRect.left = 128;
		sourceRect.right = 191;
	}

	/*	if (xcoordinate<=gdViewpointX+748&&xcoordinate-63>gdViewpointX-50)
		{	destRect.right=xcoordinate-gdViewpointX+50;
			destRect.left=destRect.right-63;
			destRect.bottom=ycoordinate;
			destRect.top=ycoordinate-31;}*/
	destRect.left=300;
	destRect.right=300+63;
	destRect.top=300;
	destRect.bottom=300+31;

	pDrawEngine->Blit(destRect,sourceRect,pHeli);
}Helicopter3* heliArr[100];
int GameInit(){
pHeli = new MySurface(pDrawEngine->lpdd);
pHeli->LoadBitmap("chopper.bmp");
}	
heliArr[0] = new Helicopter3(300,300,0,0,pHeli);
int GameMain(){
	DrawTerrain();
}
void DrawTerrain()
{

	/*for(int i=0;i<200;i++)
	{
	
	}*/
	heliArr[0]->move;

}

can some tell me why my helicopter is not blitting?? issit that i have problem passing in when i use the constructor?? but i hard code the coordinates but it still did not blit.....i dunno why but i seem to be having a big problem with arrays tonight; can't do my bulding terrain and helicopter foes without it...some 1 help...bubba??

[JaWiB]

>>heliArr[0]->move;

Forgot your () there...Maybe it was just a typo? Could be the problem, but I don't think it would compile