I can't figure what in the world is going on, this is my DivContainer.h file:
#ifndef DIV_CONTAINER_H
#define DIV_CONTAINER_H
#include "Coor.h"
class DivContainer{
public:
Coor position;
int width, height; // The width and height of the DivContainer
// Constructors
DivContainer(){}
DivContainer(Coor pos, int w, int h);
// Methods
void centerSprite(Sprite &s);
void draw(SDL_Surface*& screen);
Coor getCenterCoor(SDL_Surface *g);
// Accessor functions
int getWidth() const{ return width; }
int getHeight() const{ return height; }
int getTopBoundary() const{ return position.y; }
int getRightBoundary() const{ return position.x + width; }
int getBottomBoundary() const{ return position.y + height; }
int getLeftBoundary() const{ return position.y; }
private:
};
#endif
My centerSprite is clearly meant to be a
function, I don't understand why my compiler is confused.
In addition, within my Sprite.h header for my Sprite class, the compiler doesn't recognize 'DivContainer' as a type, "'DivContainer' does not name a type".
Sprite.h:
#ifndef SPRITE_H
#define SPRITE_H
#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>
#include <string>
#include "Coor.h"
#include "DivContainer.h"
class Sprite{
public:
Coor position;
SDL_Surface *image;
DivContainer bounds; // The bounding box of the sprite // ??? 'DivContainer' does not name a type" -- ???
int width, height; // The width and height of the sprite's bounding box
// Constructors
Sprite();
Sprite(Coor pos, string imagePath, bool transparent);
Sprite(Coor pos, SDL_Surface*& image); // Deprecated.
~Sprite();
// Accessor functions
Coor getPosition();
Coor getTopLeftCorner();
Coor getBottomRightCorner();
int getWidth() const{ return width; }
int getHeight() const{ return height; }
DivContainer getBounds(); // ??? // Not sure why "'DivContainer' does not name a type"
// Assignment functions
void setTopLeftCorner(Coor pos);
void setBottomRightCorner(Coor pos);
void setPosition(Coor pos);
void setDimensions(int w, int h){ width = w; height = h; } // Not used.
// Methods
void draw(SDL_Surface*& screen);
private:
};
#endif
This is really throwing me off, please help! Thanks!
