rectangle Class problem

[corby]

the only problem i have now is that when i enter the symbols to draw the border and fill for the rectangle, this is what is drawn:
lets says witdh 10 and length 5, the border is % and the fill is @.
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The filling @ refuses to be drawn and it should look like this but it doesn't:
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%@@@@@@@@%
%@@@@@@@@%
%@@@@@@@@%
%%%%%%%%%%

This all happens in void draw() loop.

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class Rectangle
{
public:
	Rectangle()/*rectangle constructor defaults the values for length, width,  area, and perimeter to 1 and initializes five rectangle objects to zero*/
	{
		rectangleLength = rectangleWidth = 1;
		rPerimeter = rArea = 1;
		for ( int r = 1; r <= 5; r++)
			rArray[r] = 0;

	}

void setRectangleLength()// set length value between 1 to 20
{
	static int lengthc = 1;
	bool lengthTest = false;
	

	while ( !lengthTest )
	{
		cout << "\nEnter the length of the rectangle " << lengthc << " from 1 to 20: ";
		cin >> rectangleLength;
		lengthc++;
		
		
		if ( rectangleLength < 0 || rectangleLength > 20 )
		{
			cout << "The value " << rectangleLength << " is out of range.\n";
			cout << "Try again.\n";
			lengthTest = false;
			lengthc--;
		}
		else
		{
			lengthTest = true;
		}
		
	}
}

int getRectangleLength()
{
	return rectangleLength;
}

void setRectangleWidth()// set width value between 1 to 20
{
	static int widthc = 1;
	bool widthTest = false;
	
	while ( !widthTest )
	{
		cout << "\nEnter the width of the rectangle " << widthc << " from 1 to 20: ";
		cin >> rectangleWidth;
		widthc++;
		
		if ( rectangleWidth < 0 || rectangleWidth > 20 )
		{
			cout << "The value " << rectangleWidth << " is out of range.\n";
			cout << "Try again.\n";
			widthTest = false;
			widthc--;
		}
		else
		{
			widthTest = true;
		}
		
	}
}

int getRectangleWidth()
{
	return rectangleWidth;
}


void calculatePerimeter()
{
	rPerimeter = 2 * (getRectangleLength() + getRectangleWidth());
	cout << "The perimeter of the rectangle is: " << rPerimeter << endl;

}

void calculateArea()
{
	rArea = getRectangleLength() * getRectangleWidth();
	cout << "The area of the rectangle is: " << rArea << endl;

}

void setDrawRectangleBorder()
{
	char border;
	cout << "Enter the character you would like to see as the border of the rectangle:";
	cin >> border;
			
}

char getDrawRectangleBorder()
{
	return (border);
}

void setDrawRectangleFill()
{
	char fill;
	cout << "Enter the symbol to fill the rectangle:";
	cin >> fill;
}

char getDrawRectangleFill()
{
	return (fill);
}

void draw()
{
	setDrawRectangleBorder();
	setDrawRectangleFill();
	for (int i = 0; i < rectangleLength; i++)
	{
		for (int j = 0; j < rectangleWidth; j++)
		{				
			if ( i == 0  || i == rectangleLength - 1)
			{
				cout << getDrawRectangleBorder();
			}else if ( j == 0  || j == rectangleWidth - 1)
			{
				cout << getDrawRectangleBorder();
			}
			else 
			{
				cout << getDrawRectangleFill();
			}
		}
		cout << "\n";
	}
		
}

void doEverything()	
{
	setRectangleLength();
	setRectangleWidth();
	calculatePerimeter();
	calculateArea();
	draw();
}

/*void lengthc()// function increments the number of the rectangle when asking for length
{
	static int l = 0;
	l = l + 1;
	cout << l << endl;
}

void widthc()// function increments the number of the rectangle when asking for width
{
	static int w = 0;
	w = w + 1;
	cout << w << endl;
}*/
	

private: // length and width as private data members
	int rectangleLength;
	int rectangleWidth;
	int rPerimeter;
	int rArea;
	char border;
	char fill;
	char rArray[5];
};

int main()
{
	Rectangle rA[5];
	rA[0].doEverything();
	rA[1].doEverything();
	rA[2].doEverything();
	rA[3].doEverything();
	rA[4].doEverything();


	

	return 0;
}

[mrnutty]

This

void setDrawRectangleBorder()
{
	char border;
	cout << "Enter the character you would like to see as the border of the rectangle:";
	cin >> border;
 
}

Does not do anything useful.

[EngSara]

Try this for the Draw() function:

for(int i=0;i<width;i++)
	{cout<<"%";
		for(int j=0;j<lenght-2;j++)
		{ if(i==0 || i==width-1)
			cout<<"%";
		  else
			  cout<<"@";
		}
		cout<<"%"<<endl;
	}

In the set functions i don't thing u need to declare the variables already declared in the class..