not able to recover errors

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#include iostream.h;
#include conio.h;
#include graphics.h;
class Hex
{
    private:
       int pts[12],dp[12];
       int x,y;
    public:
void Draw()
    {

for(int i=0;i<=7;i++)
{

/*Graphics bitmapGraphics = Graphics.FromImage(bitmap);*/

                pts[0] = new PointF(x, y);
                pts[1] = new PointF(x + 40, y);
                pts[2] = new PointF(x + 55, y + 15);
                pts[3] = new PointF(x + 60, y + 45);
                pts[4] = new PointF(x+100, y + 45);
                pts[5] = new PointF(x +115, y + 75);


dp[12]=new drawpoly(7,pts[0],pts[1],pts[2],pts[3],pts[4],pts[5],pts[0]);

/*bitmapGraphics.FillPolygon(     );*/
}

//bitmapGraphics.Dispose();
        bitmap.Dispose();
}
};

main()
{
hexa c;

   int gd=DETECT,gm;
   initgraph(&amp;gd, &amp;gm, &quot;C:\\TurboC3\\BGI&quot;);
cout&lt;&lt;&quot;enter the values of x and y&quot;;
cin&gt;&gt;x&gt;&gt;y;
c.Draw();

   getch();
   closegraph();
   return 0;

}

Posted 3-Dec-12 18:35pm

garima alreja

Updated 3-Dec-12 18:53pm

Wendelius

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Expert Coming 4-Dec-12 0:36am

What is the problem you are having?

garima alreja 4-Dec-12 0:48am

the turbo c complier gives following errors :
function containing for are not expanded inline

Albert Holguin 4-Dec-12 0:52am

It's telling you to place the definition for the method Hex::Draw() in a cpp file, it doesn't like for() loops as inline functions.

garima alreja 4-Dec-12 0:56am

i have to use a loop for repeatition
so what are you saying ? shall i dont use for loop and use hex::draw()
and this should be used where ?hex::draw() in main or inside class?
please explain clearly :(

Albert Holguin 4-Dec-12 0:58am

You need to learn to use header files and code files. Your declarations go in headers, your definitions go in code files (cpp or c).

garima alreja 4-Dec-12 0:52am

also it does not convert pts[0] = new PointF(x, y);
gives error :-cannot convert int* to int

Albert Holguin 4-Dec-12 0:56am

Each element in your pts[] array is an integer (that's what you've defined), yet the return of calling new PointF() is going to be a pointer and not an integer. That's what the error is telling you.

garima alreja 4-Dec-12 1:00am

so i need to use pts[0]=int pointf(x,y)
and can you please do ammendments in code and send it to me coz i need answers fast. its really very urgent .. please.

Albert Holguin 4-Dec-12 1:01am

Nope... I'm not here to do your work. I'm just helping, you should be grateful I even helped that much instead of blatantly asking me to do your work. It's 1AM where I live and I'm at work.... that's how you achieve what you want, hard work.

Ashfaq A Memon 8-Dec-12 2:28am

This is just warning not error
Because function containing any type of loops are not considered to be inline

garima alreja 4-Dec-12 1:04am

i have my ip submittion in 2 hours n ive been trying for days to correct these errors....im not very good at c++ so please help me sir

Keith Barrow 4-Dec-12 4:50am

I doubt, given that Albert actually gave you the root of the problem, and your subsequent attitude, that many people are going to be willing to help you. This is your homework, not ours.

garima alreja 4-Dec-12 10:14am

mam , i am not defending what sir said .. but i was in tension that time in a very complicated situation .. so i said that .. i agreed i was rude . i regret for that .. am sorry.. i was not able to recover errors also didnt understood whatever sir said .. so please will you explain me properly the errors .. i 'll be very thankfull to you..

garima alreja 4-Dec-12 10:20am

mam , iam not defending what sir said.. actually i was in tension that time . in a very complicated sitution due to overload .. i agreed i was rude .. and i regrett for that .. am sorry.. i didnt understood what sir said .. and was not able to recover errors .. so please kindly will you sort me.. explain me in details coz i have learnt basics of c++. i 'll be very thankfull to you .. i promise i 'll do myself the code. but just help me to recover errors..

garima alreja 4-Dec-12 1:12am

please excuse my friend for what she said im uploading another code plzz check if that is correct...thanku

garima alreja 4-Dec-12 10:21am

mam , iam not defending what sir said.. actually i was in tension that time . in a very complicated sitution due to overload .. i agreed i was rude .. and i regrett for that .. am sorry.. i didnt understood what sir said .. and was not able to recover errors .. so please kindly will you sort me.. explain me in details coz i have learnt basics of c++. i 'll be very thankfull to you .. i promise i 'll do myself the code. but just help me to recover errors..

garima alreja 4-Dec-12 1:13am

{cout<<"THE GSM CELLS ARE AS FOLLOW";

}

};
class red:public hexa
{
int a1=(x1=x=30,y1=y=15),b1=(x2,y2),c1=(x3,y3),d1=(x4,y4),e1=(x5,y5),f1=(x6,y6);
int a6=(x1=x=140,y1=y=15),b1=(x2,y2),c1=(x3,y3),d1=(x4,y4),e1=(x5,y5),f1=(x6,y6);
int ptr1[14]={a1,b1,c1,e1,f1,a1};
int ptr6[14]={a6,b6,c6,e6,f6,a6};

public:
void draw1_poly()
{
cout<<drawpoly(7,ptr1);
cout<<drawpoly(7,ptr6);
}
void colour1_poly()
{
cout<<setfillsytle(SOLID_FILL,RED);
}
};
class blue:public hexa
{
int a2=(x1=x=85,y1=y=105),b1=(x2,y2),c1=(x3,y3),d1=(x4,y4),e1=(x5,y5),f1=(x6,y6);

int ptr2[14]={a2,b2,c2,e2,f2,a2};

void draw2_poly()
{
cout<<drawpoly(7,ptr2);

}
void colour2_poly()
{
cout<<setfillsytle(SOLID_FILL,BLUE);
}
};
class green:public hexa
{
int a3=(x1=x=30,y1=y=135),b1=(x2,y2),c1=(x3,y3),d1=(x4,y4),e1=(x5,y5),f1=(x6,y6);
int a7=(x1=x=140,y1=y=75),b1=(x2,y2),c1=(x3,y3),d1=(x4,y4),e1=(x5,y5),f1=(x6,y6);

int ptr3[14]={a3,b3,c3,e3,f3,a3};
int ptr7[14]={a7,b7,c7,e7,f7,a7};

void draw3_poly()
{
cout<<drawpoly(7,ptr3);
cout<<drawpoly(7,ptr7);
}
void colour3_poly()
{
cout<<setfillsytle(SOLID_FILL,GREEN);
}
};
class yellow:public hexa
{
int a4=(x1=x=85,y1=y=105),b1=(x2,y2),c1=(x3,y3),d1=(x4,y4),e1=(x5,y5),f1=(x6,y6);
int a5=(x1=x=85,y1=y=-15),b1=(x2,y2),c1=(x3,y3),d1=(x4,y4),e1=(x5,y5),f1=(x6,y6);

int ptr4[14]={a4,b4,c4,e4,f4,a4};
int ptr5[14]={a5,b5,c5,e5,f5,a5};

void draw4_poly()
{

cout<<drawpoly(7,ptr4);
cout<<drawpoly(7,ptr5);
}

void colour4_poly()
{
cout<<setfillsytle(SOLID_FILL,YELLOW);
}
};
main()
{
char colour,red,blue,green,yellow;

hexa c;
red c1;
blue c2;
green c3;
yellow c4;
int gd=DETECT,gm;
initgraph(&gd, &gm, "C:\\TurboC3\\BGI");

c.disp();
c.set();
c1.draw1_poly();
c2.draw2_poly();
c3.draw3_poly();
c4.draw4_poly();

cout<<"***********************************";
cout<<"enter the colour";
cout<<"***********************************";
cout<<1. red<<endl<<2. blue<<endl<<3. green<<endl<<4. yellow;

if (colour==red)
{
c1.colour1_poly();
}
else if(colour==blue)
{
c2.colour2_poly();
}
else if(colour==green)
{
c3.colour3_poly();
{
else (colour==yellow)
{
c4.colour4_poly();
}

getch();
closegraph();
return 0;

}

garima alreja 4-Dec-12 10:20am

mam , iam not defending what sir said.. actually i was in tension that time . in a very complicated sitution due to overload .. i agreed i was rude .. and i regrett for that .. am sorry.. i didnt understood what sir said .. and was not able to recover errors .. so please kindly will you sort me.. explain me in details coz i have learnt basics of c++. i 'll be very thankfull to you .. i promise i 'll do myself the code. but just help me to recover errors..

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