I'm trying to create class/header for my program which should calculate distanaces between cities declared by array "use" plus arrays of there coordinates as you see in code below
// file line.h
#ifndef LINE_H
#define LINE_H
const int cities = 6;
class Line
{
private:
string use[] = {"Phoenix", "Baton Rouge", "Bismark", "Columbia", "Olympia", "Springfield"}; //predefined parameters name of cities
int x[] = {380, 890, 650, 1140, 70, 920}; // x coordinate of each city
int y[] = {280, 180, 690, 300, 700, 470}; // y coordinate of each city
string dest[] = {"Phoenix"}; //cities which been used in calculation, as a target city and starting city
int dist[]; //calculated distanced between cities
int possition[] = {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5}; //to be use for swap function, after swaping to find city with shortest distatce from start city
int calc[]; //array to hold temporary distances
int x1;
int x2;
int y1;
int y2;
public:
Line();
void calculate();
void find();
bool notInDest();
void sort();
void swap();
void smallest();
void display();
};
#endif;
I created prototypes of functions in cc program and tryed to compile, but got this error messages
line.h:10: syntax error before `['
line.h:10: missing ';' before right brace
line.h:14: syntax error before `['
line.h:24: parse error before `public'
line.h:33: parse error before `}'
line.cc:6: definition of implicitly-declared `Line::Line()'
line.cc:6: declaration of `Line::Line()' outside of class is not definition
line.cc:9: no `void Line::find()' member function declared in class `Line'
line.cc:12: parse error before `bool'
line.cc:16: parse error before `void'
line.cc:20: parse error before `void'
line.cc:24: parse error before `void'
line.h:15: storage size of `dist' isn't known
line.h:18: storage size of `calc' isn't known
My main concern is the declaration of string use and dest. Can you please explain me what I did wrong?