move an object with 2 class

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i want to write a program with class can move this:

***
*+*
***

i want to move this with 2 classes i explained here tanx

class pls
{
    public:
    char b[8];
};
class star
{
    public:
    pls c[8];
};
 
int main()
{
    star box;
    for(int i=0;i<8;i++)
    {
    box.c[i].b[i]="t";
    }

Posted 1-Nov-11 0:27am

Member 8325631

Updated 1-Nov-11 0:30am

Andrew Brock

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Andrew Brock 1-Nov-11 6:31am

I have no idea what you mean. Are you trying to move the + around?

Member 8325631 1-Nov-11 8:33am

no all object together move to right

Maximilien 1-Nov-11 8:44am

just print X number of "space" before each line of text.

Member 8325631 1-Nov-11 9:10am

can u help me more?

Member 8325631 1-Nov-11 9:11am

i dont want to use space

Malli_S 1-Nov-11 10:10am

Please specify the exact problem. One can hardly understand from your above post.
Do you want the above image/text to be moving on the screen ?

Member 8325631 1-Nov-11 10:12am

yeah exactly move to right

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-Nov-11 12:07pm

Gibberish!
--SA

Chuck O'Toole 1-Nov-11 13:15pm

Pretend none of us read the homework assignment sheet. We have absolutely no idea what you want to do. "move to the right", where, on the printer, on a command window, in a dialog window, on paper with a crayon? What?

Selva K 10-Nov-11 7:24am

why u have used "t"
box.c[i].b[i]="t";

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Mahdi Nejadsahebi · Answer 1 · 2011-11-12T20:36:00

hi dear
did you mean "tab" from "t"?
i think you need it:
_______________________________________
class box{
public:
void move();
private:
char b[3][100];
int interval;
box();
};

box::box(){
interval=0;
b[0][0]=b[0][1]=b[0][2]=b[1][0]=b[1][2]=b[2][0]=b[2][1]=b[2][2]="*";
b[1][1]="+";
}

void box::move(){
interval++;
for(int j=0;j<3;j++){
for(int i=0;i<3;i++){
b[j][interval+i]=b[j][interval-1+i];
}
b[j][interval-1]="\t";
}
}

int main(){
box b;
b.move();
b.move();
...
}