This code is giving me the error "expected primary-expression before ']' token." After googling and looking around Daniweb I still cannot find what this means. Can anyone enlighten me?
int board[*width][*height];
if(OpenBoard(boardName, width, height, board[][*height]))
{
}
//...
//function definition...
bool OpenBoard(std::string *boardFileName, int *width, int *height, int board[][100])Jump to PostArrays need to be declared with constants, not variables.
Arrays need to be declared with constants, not variables.
You can't declare arrays using sizes available at run-time.
Given that your function definition has a constant, how about
int board[100][100];
if(OpenBoard(boardName, width, height, board))
{
}
//...
//function definition...
bool OpenBoard(std::string *boardFileName, int *width, int *height, int board[][100])But since this is C++, how about std::vector< std::vector<int> > board;
Well i dont think arrays can be initialised with variables.
i think vectors are the suitable task for the job.
Thanks guys I really appreciate it! I've been puzzled for a few hours haha
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