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lol that's exactly what i did before but people told me to take it out... weird...

neither of those work... :( ... *sigh*....

Why what's wrong with it? I just have a bunch of funcitons and put them all in a loop function, and then used the loop function in my main.cpp file. If I shouldn't do that, then what should i change?

that did... absolutely nothing...

Plus a struct is much more appropriate for this case since my members are meant to be public...

thx anyways i guess tho :)

Here are the errors I get:



--------------------Configuration: Hangman - Win32 Debug--------------------
Compiling...
Main.cpp
Linking...
Main.obj : error LNK2005: "struct hangman hang"...

nope... :(

yes that works... but how come everyone else can get the code to work without using namespaces. :confused: :confused: :confused:

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And plus I never used to have to do that... weird... but...

Looks like header files just don't work anymore. Especially the good old <string.h>.

I made a test just to see if something was wrong... and there was.

Here's the codes that I've tried

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does anybody know how i can fix this problem?

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So should i re-instal visual c++?...

:(

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:( :( :(
:*(

it doesn't work

it gives me pretty much the same errors as b4.

it has no idea what a string is for some reason.

how can i fix this problem?

nope... same thing.

The strings used to work, so how come they don't work anymore?

btw i don't know if i mentioned it but i have visual c++ 6.0

s***....

From this code


#include<iostream>
#include<string.h>

int main()
{

These are the errors i get when i take out the 'extern' and all that stuff:



--------------------Configuration: Hangman - Win32 Debug--------------------
Compiling...
Hangman.cpp
Main.cpp...

Thx everyone. I don't know if any of that will fix the problem yet, but I'm gonna try it out.

As for the 'extern', I was having linking errors b4 and someone told me to use that. If I should take...

Thx everyone. I don't know if any of that will fix the problem yet, but I'm gonna try it out.

As for the 'extern', I was having linking errors b4 and someone told me to use that. If I should take...

no, the code I posted does compile fine. It's jsut that when I add <string.h> and change char word[10] to string word it gives me all of those errors.

here's the complete code so you guys don't have to wonder what i have in it anymore

main.cpp


#include <iostream>
#include <windows.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "Hangman.h"

well, before I was having problems linking the two files (hangman.h and hangman.cpp) so someone told me to use 'extern' and then define 'struct hangman hang;' in the hangman.cpp file. And yes,...

random is random... I've never had a problem with random numbers b4 where i get the same number each time. I use the random seed generator:


srand(GetTickCount())

with <windows.h> and that...

um... that won't work in a header file. Thx anywayz though :)

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yeah, actually i can tell you. It gives me about 26 or so errors :(. Is that a pretty good reason? It still isn't working right for me though and btw I'm using Visual C++ 6.0.

For example, when I...

It won't let me use 'string' in the clss

How do you use the if statement with char arrays or a string object? Here is the code I have now but it doesnt' seem to work and I think I've heard somewhere that you can't use 'if' with anything...