sorting a stack--just can't spot the error

hey all, i have an array of pointers of which i just want to change the order. i've done this before, but somethings not right here and i can't find it (where i'm unsure with if i have the pointers all pointing in the right direction). it does the secondary copy fine, but there's something wrong with copying in to/out from p_temp.
thanks in advance. :)

Code:

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// . .
// stack declaration
Player lineup[15]={*p_h1, *p_h2, *p_h3, *p_h4, *p_h5, *p_h6, *p_h7, *p_h8, *p_h9, *p_h10,
                                        *p_h11, *p_h12, *p_h13, *p_h14, *p_h15};


clrscr();
cout<<endl<<endl<<"In order to play, you must submit your batting order to the umpires."
        <<endl<<endl<<setw(20)<<"Please wait, while you lineup is loading . . . ";
f_wait(4);

clrscr();
f_Lineup_display(lineup);
       
cout<<endl<<endl<<endl<<"This is your present batting order."<<endl
        <<"Would you like to change it, y/n?"<<endl<<"? ";
cin>>lineup_choice;
while(lineup_choice=='y')
{
        int whoMove=0,
                whereMove = 0;

        Player *p_temp;

        clrscr();
        f_Lineup_display(lineup);
        cout<<endl<<endl<<endl<<"Enter the number of the player you would like to move:"<<endl;
        cin>>whoMove;
        cout<<endl<<"Good, now in what spot should the player be place? (1, 2, 3 . . .)"<<endl;
        cin>>whereMove;
       
        for (int i=0; i<15; i++)
        {
               

                if (whoMove == lineup[i].mf_playerStats_getNum())
                {        p_temp=&lineup[i];
                        lineup[i]=lineup[whereMove-1];
                        lineup[whereMove-1]=*p_temp;//this line isn't doing what
                                                                                //i want :(
                }
        }
// . .

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i don't see all your code so it's not easy to spot an error especially if it comes to logical errors.......

try this:

in your "if" statement on the bottom instead of :

p_temp = &lineup[i];

put this:

p_temp = lineup[i];


i don't think you should use the address opertor b/c you are assigning lineup[i] (an address tag) which already seems to be a pointer, you can make p_temp point the the whatever lineup[i] is pointing to instead of an address of &lineup[i] ....

hope i didn't confuse you too much....

try that...... looks like an interesting solution.....

Good Luck...
matheo917

thanks for helping out math, i've tried what you suggested before and get the following error:

error C2679: binary '=' : no operator defined which takes a right-hand operand of type 'class Player' (or there is no acceptable conversion)

but looking at the if statment, that's how you write a normal swap right?

here's all my code so far--let me know if something is missing :)