help on my code

gabriel76 · 2006-06-05T14:44:05

could someone help me on my code my first header is class human{ int two int three int four void attack(int &amount, enemy &name); void magic(int &type, enemy &name); }; my second header is class enemy{ int two int three int four void attack(int &amount, human &name); void magic(int &type, human &name); }; the functions are in there own source file the problem is when i try to run it it says class enemy not declared in the first and class human in the second and if i declare them by #include "human.h" and #include "orc.h" the compilation doesn't end any help?

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Started by gabriel76 June 01, 2006 03:49 AM

10 comments, last by Xrystal 17 years, 10 months ago

Ravuya

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June 05, 2006 02:23 PM

Moving to For Beginners.

Xrystal

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June 05, 2006 02:44 PM

Quote:Original post by jyk
Quote:Original post by Xrystal
with the function parameters being pointers (&name) you may find that using name->one and name->two will work better.
The arguments are references, not pointers, so the . syntax is correct.

@The OP: It looks like the problem may be access privilages; try making the member variables of 'enemy' public and see if that works.

Once you get it working, the next step is probably to revise the design to reflect OOP principals such as encapsulation (assuming that's what you're going for).

Thanks for that comment. To be honest I get the two items mixed up. I almost always use &varname when calling a function that has *varname in its declaration. I think I misread the OPs code in that light and apologise for the misunderstanding.

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