I’m having lots of errors in my final project (a poker and black jack sim). I’m using a vector to implement the “hands” in the blackJack class, and I’m using a structured data type declared in another class, which is publicly inherited. The error I’m worried about is the compiler I’m using telling me that I’m not declaring a type in the vector.
blackJack header file:
#ifndef BLACKJACK_H
#define BLACKJACK_H
#include <vector>
#include "card.h"
class blackJack: public cards
{
private:
vector <Acard> playerHand;
vector <Acard> dealerHand;
public:
blackJack();
void dealHands();
void hitOrStay();
void dealerHit();
int handleReward(int);
void printHands();
};
#endif
card header file (this is the class black jack inherits from):
#ifndef CARD_H
#define CARD_H
const char club[] = "\xe2\x99\xa3";
const char heart[] = "\xe2\x99\xa5";
const char spade[] = "\xe2\x99\xa0";
const char diamond[] = "\xe2\x99\xa6";
//structured data to hold card information
//including:
// a number, representing Ace-King (aces low)
//a character, representing the card's suit
struct Acard
{
int number;
char pic[4];
};
// a class to hold information regarding a deck of cards
//including:
//An array of 52 Acard datatypes, representing our Deck
//an index to the next card in the array
//a constructor initializing the array indices to Ace-king in each suit
//a function using random numbers to shuffle our deck of cards
//13 void functions to print each card
class cards
{
private:
Acard Deck[52];
int NextCard;
public:
cards();
Acard getCard();
void shuffleDeck();
