TicTacToe Problems

[Warren Hoskins]

Old title: Homework Due 2-20-07

can"t understand why this will not compile. I've been working on tis all week end.
Need Help desperately

class TicTacToe
{
    public:
            static void newGame();
 
    private:
 
            static char board[3][3]; // priviate menbers
            static char turn;
            static char turn2;
            static int turnRow;
            static int turnCol;
            static int entryCount;
            static bool entryError;
 
 
};
 
    int r = 0;
    int c = 0;
    int entryCount = 0;
    char board;
    void newGame()
    {
        system("cls");
        // set turn back to 'O'
        entryCount  = 0;
        for(r = 0; r < 3; r++)
        {
            for( c = 0;c < 3; c++)
            board[r][c] = ' ';
        }
    }

[bartonc]

It's probably best to post the error code/message.
Isn't main() supposed to be declared void?

[Warren Hoskins]

the error message I'm getting is in my New Game function. It telling me that row' and column are undeclared identifiers.

The main function is the only thing about the program the teacher told use not to change, but to create the rest of the program around his main.

Warren Hoskins

[Ganon11]

I see a few problems:

1) You probably shouldn't be declaring r and c outside of this function, as I';m not sure what use they'll be in the rest of your code.

2) You are also trying to declare board and entryCount at this point, but since they are static variables, you should be using TicTacToe:: somehow in the initialization (Not 100% on the syntax, so you'll have to look it up).

3) The function has a header of void newGame(), but it should be void TicTacToe::newGame().

[AdrianH]

If you still have problems, copy and paste the exact first two error message(s) and state what line that translates to in the function. Point at it/them with a comment(s).

We will see if we can further help you,


Adrian

[AdrianH]

It's probably best to post the error code/message.
Isn't main() supposed to be declared void?

Main should always be declared int as per ANSI-C standard. Some compilers may accept it, but it is not necessarly portable.


Adrian

[denverbsd]

You should at least offer some money if you want people to do your homework for you. :)

[AdrianH]

You should at least offer some money if you want people to do your homework for you. :)

Hey watchit wisenhower, your gonna be next. ;)


Adrian