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aznballerlee · Nov 30th, 2006, 6:58 PM

Okay, I get that. My other problem is implementing this with Robots. I use the same logic:

bool Valley::addRobot(string name, vp, int r, int c, Dir dir)
{
	if (m_nrobots == MAXROBOTS)
		return false;
	else
	{
		m_robots[m_nrobots] = new Robot(name,    ,r, c, dir);
		return true;
	}
}

The compiler says vp is undeclared, which makes sense since I haven't done that other than in the constructor. How do I do this? I thought about using another accessor function or so to declare it .. and someone said to pass it through something whivch I have no clue how to do .

Nov 30th, 2006, 6:58 PM	#18
aznballerlee Hobbyist Programmer Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 111 Rep Power: 2	Okay, I get that. My other problem is implementing this with Robots. I use the same logic: (Toggle Plain Text) bool Valley::addRobot(string name, vp, int r, int c, Dir dir) { if (m_nrobots == MAXROBOTS) return false; else { m_robots[m_nrobots] = new Robot(name, ,r, c, dir); return true; } } bool Valley::addRobot(string name, vp, int r, int c, Dir dir) { if (m_nrobots == MAXROBOTS) return false; else { m_robots[m_nrobots] = new Robot(name, ,r, c, dir); return true; } } The compiler says vp is undeclared, which makes sense since I haven't done that other than in the constructor. How do I do this? I thought about using another accessor function or so to declare it .. and someone said to pass it through something whivch I have no clue how to do .