ADT_CLONE wrote:
Quote:
I am having trouble with headers at the moment. Here is the code for a
start:
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body.h:
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#pragma once
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#ifndef BODY_H
#define BODY_H
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class body
{
private:
joint* jointList;
};
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#endif
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joint.h:
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#pragma once
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#ifndef JOINT_H
#define JOINT_H
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class joint
{
public:
int getRelativeX(){return r_X;}
int getRelativeY(){return r_Y;}
private:
//The x variable is actually relative to the master body
int r_X;//Relative X
int r_Y;//Relative Y
body* r_Body;//Relative Body
};
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#endif
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main.cpp:
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/*--------Declarations--------*/
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#include <iostream>
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#include "joint.h"
#include "body.h"
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using namespace std;
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int main()
{
cout<<"Hello World";
cin.get();
return 1;
}
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Now the problem I am encountering is that when I compile this it has
errors with the following line:
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body* r_Body;//Relative Body
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I know this is because somehow the headers haven't linked properly.
The problem is that joint needs body and body needs joint. So how
would I do this, because I'm stumpted. Thanks for your help in advance.
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You need forward declarations
#ifndef BODY_H
#define BODY_H
class joint; // forward declaration
class body
{
private:
joint* jointList;
};
#endif
#ifndef JOINT_H
#define JOINT_H
class body; // forward declaration
class joint
{
public:
int getRelativeX(){return r_X;}
int getRelativeY(){return r_Y;}
private:
//The x variable is actually relative to the master body
int r_X;//Relative X
int r_Y;//Relative Y
body* r_Body;//Relative Body
};
#endif
john
