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Assignment #2

Repository

Repo ID

svn://zenit.senecac.on.ca/btp300_113rep10

Trunk Status

committed by [Simon de Almeida] on 2011-10-12 / being committed by [no one]

Team Members

1. Simon De Almeida
2. Dmitry Garanin

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Project Status

Assignment 1 in Trunk Folder
Assignment 2 Done!
Assignment 3 80% Done

Resources

Bug Fixes

1. Error:

 "cframe.h:15: error: default argument for parameter of type 'CFrame*'" 

 Fix: Easy fix, just do a (Cframe*)NULL on the last contructor argument.

2. Error:

 a2test.cpp: In function 'void testFrame()':
 a2test.cpp:150: error: no matching function for call to 'CFrame::draw()'
 cframe.h:33: note: candidates are: virtual void CFrame::draw(int)
 a2test.cpp:151: error: no matching function for call to 'CFrame::draw()'
 cframe.h:33: note: candidates are: virtual void CFrame::draw(int) 

 Fix: Set draw(int) default value to "C_FULL_FRAME" (Told the prof and he fixed it on the BTP300 page)

3. Error:

 a2test.cpp:175: error: no matching function for call to 'CFrame::hide()'
    cframe.h:34: note: candidates are: virtual void CFrame::hide(CDirection)
    a2test.cpp:176: error: no matching function for call to 'CFrame::hide()'
    cframe.h:34: note: candidates are: virtual void CFrame::hide(CDirection) 

 Fix: Set hide(CDirection) default value to "C_STATIONARY" (Told the prof and he fixed it on the BTP300 page)

4. Error:

 
 

 Fix: This error can be caused in 3 places, either on your hide, capture or draw function (CFrame class that is)
 Your functions should look like this:
 

 void hide(CDirection frame){
    restore(absrow(), abscol(), height(), width(), (CDirection)frame, _hiddenChars);
    release((void**)&_hiddenChars);
 }
 

 void capture(){
    if(!_hiddenChars)
       _hiddenChars = cio::capture(absrow(), abscol(), height(), width());
 }
 void CFrame::draw(int draw){
  //Sureee, just make sure to use
  //SetLine to draw your box and
  //When you're printing your height
  //Use this  

  for(i = 1; i < height() - 1; i++){
    //Code Here
  } 

  //DON'T FORGET THAT -1 !!!!
 }

5. Error:

  Draw() function not working properly and int CField::display(offset); not returning proper value 

  Fix: C_BORDER_CHARS should be "/-\\|/-\\|" instead of "/-\\|/-\\" (Told Chris and he fixed it)
  int display(int offset); on CField class should actually be void display(int offset); (Told Chris and he fixed it)