Trying To Parse A String Then Convert To Int.

[kingkong123]

I have a 2d array with 5 strings
Ex: blueone greentwo redthree pinkfour yellowfive
Now I want to parse these strings and get the numbers. "one", "two", "three", "four", "five"
Then convert these strings to there numerical values. 1,2,3,4,5. How would I do this?
I using a struct for those numbers

struct example{
   int numbers;
};

char array[5][2] = { "blueone", "greentwo", "redthree", "pinkfour", "yellowfive" };

example parse;

EDIT: This what I'm working with:

for( int i = 0; i < 5; i++ ) 
      {
        deck[i].numbers = array[i][0];

      }

The output: 98 103 114 112 121
These are the ascii decimals for the letters b g r p y.

[phorce]

This makes no sense..

What do you mean:

Then convert these strings to there numerical values. 1,2,3,4,5. How would I do this?

Do you mean the the place where they are in the array? i.e "0", "1"....

Or do you mean:

blueone then becomes blue=>one and then from there, store "1" and green=>two etc..?

[kingkong123]

I mean that blue(one) = 1 green(two) = 2 ...

[phorce]

You should really use strings for this.

It would therefore be:

std::string v = "blueone";

std::string toFind = "one";

if(v.find(toFind) != string::npos)
{
   std::cout << "Found";

   /* you could then do something like:

   if(toFind[i....] == "one")
   {
       int value = 1; 
   }
   */

}

You'd need to have two seperate arrays, then using recursion so that each element is checked with each of the array values you want to find.

Hope this helps

[RonalBertogi]

You declared you array wrong.

char array[5][2] = { "blueone", "greentwo", "redthree", "pinkfour", "yellowfive" };

This declaration says that there are 5 elements that themselves are arrays consisting 2 elements.

You can declare them like this:

char (asterisk character) array[] = { "blueone", "greentwo", "redthree", "pinkfour", "yellowfive" };

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[deceptikon]

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