I have created a program that plays a little game and the level is stored in a file. the data in that file is extracted and seperated into an array of different varaibles. How should I declare that aray so that there is enough space for big complicated variables(more numbers to extract) and to save space when using a small level(less numbers)?
The game is here it is not all that reliable and uses a aray declared with like 500 slots or something
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Game Level Maker
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I didn't have time to look at your game. The obvious suggestion would to be dynmically allocate your arrays. Read in the first byte to tell you how many items follow it , then allocate enough room to store it. Remember to free the memory also!!Originally posted by canine
I have created a program that plays a little game and the level is stored in a file. the data in that file is extracted and seperated into an array of different varaibles. How should I declare that aray so that there is enough space for big complicated variables(more numbers to extract) and to save space when using a small level(less numbers)?
The game is here it is not all that reliable and uses a aray declared with like 500 slots or something
Game
Game Level Maker
<*talks in a arrogant fashion*>array, srarry. Use an STL vector. More reliable and customizable. It lets you change the size of the array in real time.
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vector shmector, use a linked list.
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