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Old Nov 15th, 2006, 8:53 PM   #15
aznballerlee
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Alright gotcha Dark. I implemented something of the same idea, and that part is taken care of.

Just another part I have to worry about is when I have probe: GGGg
or something of uppercase.

It outputs two stuff: "Your probe must be a word of 4 to 6 lower case letters" and "I don't know that word", when it only is supposed to do so once.

So I'm trying to call a function so that makes it only say "Your probe must be a word of 4 to 6 lower case letters" when the probe is in upper case:

Can you tell me if this is right? I plan to call this function inside the for loop: for (b=0; b < strlen(guess); b++)

int case (guess[b], wordList[h])
{

    if (isupper(guess[b]))          // if there are any uppercase letters
    {
        cout << "Your probe must be a word of 4-6 ... " << endl;
        break;
    }

    if ( strcmp (wordList[h], guess) != 0 )        // if guess is not in wordlist
    {
        cout << "I don't know that word" << endl;
    }
}
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