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Thank you for the clarification!

As far as posting the code, I wouldn't feel comfortable posting the code here as none of it is mine. Even though the program is freely available at a particular...

A little bit of a backstory....I am making a program in Visual Basic. The program basically opens up a compressed archive, finds a file inside it and then I THINK it modifies some data at a byte...

Thanks, that did it.

What exactly is that?

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "Player.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;


int main(){
string name;

I don't know if thats the right way to put it. I have it game set up the following way



int main(){
game rungame;
rungame.start();
return 0;
}

I am not sure what you mean as I don't know what it does.

I changed my code a bit. I removed setPlayerAbilties and just declared the array as a private variable but gives me errors about...

I was starting to think that. I tried modifying setPlayerAbilities to return the array but failed miserably and it really doesn't seem like a great idea.

Would doing away with setMageAbilities()...

I am having problems trying to output a string thats in an array. There are three member function of a class that I am trying to use to get this done.

The first is setPlayerAbilities() which...

Sorry you went through all that trouble over a misplaced bracket. I feel bad now :(.

I am coming back from like a 2 year programming break and I am making this little program to springboard myself...

Woah, woah...let me see if I understand what you said.

Class's should not print text UNLESS I'm using a "game" class? Why shouldn't class's print text? I am just asking cause I have a game class...

doh...misplaced }

only took me 4 hours to figure it out

Needing help with my text rpg again. I have two classes that I am using to check and assign which decision a user picks. They have 2 choices (warrior or mage). If they choose mage some text is...

cool thanks

I removed displayname() and just used getname() and it worked great when I plugged it into my compiler.

I need to be able to use a private class variable in several cout statements. I need to do something like this..



cout <<"Hello " <<Person.displayName() <<"how are you today" <<endl;

but...

do I have to put

time_t seconds;
time(&seconds);
srand((unsigned int) seconds);

in each member function of my class that uses rand()?

I am wanting to generate a random number from inside a member function of a class thats located in its header file.

My question is..where do I put the #include <time.h> and the needed variables...

Thanks for all the replies. To be honest I have little to no experience with vectors so I will stay away from those for now. And most of what you guys said was way over my head.

I ended up doing...

Well I am kinda brainstorming this whole thing so I will just post the parts of the code I have....I know its messy and prolly wont compile but I am just trying to get it down on paper before I hit...

In a member function of my class I made a string array. In a different member function (same class) I need to be able to read that array. I did a quick search here and didn't find anything, google...