c++ - Make a BattleShip Board from a txt -


i need huge sorting thing out

here's board , player classes:

class board { public:     board(const string &filename);     //bool putship(const ship &s);     void moveships();     //bool attack(const bomb &b);     void display()const;     void show()const;     void initializegrid();  private:     int numlines, numcolumns;     //vector <ship> ships;     vector <vector<int> > board; };  class player{ public:     player(string playername, string boardfilename);     void showboard() const;     //bomb getbomb() const;     //void attackboard(const bomb &b); private:    string name;    board board; };

this not made me, these classes need implement on final c++ project.

i'm struggling making board (developing function void player::viewboard())

the txt file this

board 10x10

and developed function reads both 10's , saves in numlines , numcolumns:

board::board(const string &filename){     string tmp;     ifstream config;     config.open(filename.c_str());       if (config.is_open()) {         config >> tmp >> numlines >> tmp >> numcolumns;     } }

but what? how can make board player player dimensions specified on board?

any help? appreciate guys, can save semester. thank , best regards.

well class definition says board vector of vectors of ints

you need make numlines vectors of numcolumns ints , store them in board. (read on std::vector)

i assume each int represents contents of cell. have decide each value means - or did class designer decide that. since cant see other methods dont know


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