Question

OOP help C++!!

Answer 1

I've got a player class which looks like this:
class player{
protected:
string name;
string pos;
int quality;
int aggression;
...
public:
player(string name,string pos,int quality,int aggression,...)
{
this->name=name;
this->pos=pos;
....
}
}
and a class team handling a group of players
class team{
protected:
vector<player> players;
string nameteam;
...
public:
{
team(string filename)
{
//read data from file
}
}
}

Answer 2

The problem is when I read data from file I can initialize the team class fields(teamname,formations,...) but I dont know how to initialize the player fields in the same constructor team();

Answer 3

@inkyvoyd @imqwerty @Zarkon @mathmale @ParthKohli @rvc @nincompoop @Nnesha

Answer 4

Make an object of Player in the main method. and then pass it to the constructor team. So the constructor looks like
public team (Player p,string filename)
{
//p.field_name;
....
}

I hope this helps.

Answer 5

@wiseyk think about that the file from where I read got 1 team and 25 players so I must use stl vector <player> but I dont know how it works.

Answer 6

Tiny Guide to vectors
1.New
std::vector<(type)> (name);
2.Append
(name).push_back((Append This));
4.Pop
(name).pop_back()
3.Access
(name)[(index)]
4.Interate
for((type) (var):(vector name))
{
.....
}
Hope you find this useful
Tux.