No, it just says that there is a problem...there isn't anything wrong at compile. That is why I am confused...lol. Everything displays just fine and all, but then it says it is unresponsive.
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No, it just says that there is a problem...there isn't anything wrong at compile. That is why I am confused...lol. Everything displays just fine and all, but then it says it is unresponsive.
Alright, we have a new problem here...this works and everything that it needs to right now, but for some odd reason, the program keeps being unresponsive...could someone show me the way? :P I don't...
Alright, so everyone will be happy to know that I finished it!!!! Everything works now!!!
Thank you everyone for putting up with me being stupid. :P Thanks a ton for making me think through it!!
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Alright, I got this to work without errors, now I just need to figure out how to get this thing to compare and search the array the right way...
// Search Array
void Employees::searchNameeID()...
This is annoying...
Alright, so I changed the function a bit to match the others...here is the declaration inside the public under the employees class:
void inSearch();
Here is the error:...
See, this is why I am confused:
// Sort fuction used to sort through the employee struct and sort by last name else, customer ID
void Employees::sortNameeID() {
int smallestOrLargest;...
Oh, well, the reason I thought data[] could be used is because I am calling it through using the Employee class like I do in the sorting function.
Here, better yet, I will give you a screenshot! :D
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Alright, here is the new function, but I am still getting errors.
Class:
// The Employees class
class Employees {
public:
// Fuction Prototypes
void...
Alright, so, this is what I am trying to do so I can use my data[] array, but I am going to need some help with how it works.
Here is my code for the Employee Class:
// The Employees class...
*Sigh*...thank you for stating that I am lazy and can't come up with things on my own...the exclamation marks are just because I am frustrated...
I am not trying to come off as mean, I am just in...
No, that isn't it...it keeps giving me the error that my array isn't defined...this is so stupid!! I really need help!
I used the chars so that I could store the spaces that the strings weren't storing inside the output. So like for the City it could be: Some Town. With the strings, it would think that Some was the...
Haha, thanks there iMalc! Sorry for flipping out a little, I was just upset that I couldn't get help, even though I just problem solved and made it through it. :P
I thank you a ton, and I am also...
Okay, now that I go all of my sorting of the array out of my way, I am into a new problem with this stupid program, and I really need help ASAP please! I am trying to search the array of employees by...
I was going about this in the wrong fashion. Thanks for the help anyways!! Here is the final code on what I was trying at! :P
/******************************************************
** Name:...
Alright, iMalc, if you can tell me all of these things, could you at least take the time to walk me through it a little rather than just saying a few things and leaving? I really am in need of help...
Sorry about that whole passing over the 3 and 4...I was trying to see if something would work...it was the fact that I needed to pass the whole array over...I have tried so many different solutions,...
Alright, I know that this might be really easy for some people, but I am having one heck of a time figuring this out! I was wondering if someone could please help me figure this out...I am in need...