Reputation:
Hey I'm making a "Make your own adventure game!" Now other then having to run through the hole game I wanted to make a cheat code system and now I'm trying to declare a string witch is equal to over 6 words I don't see what the problem is I did it with only two words and got no errors how ever when I did the same thing with more then 2 words and I got the error.
Main.cpp|27|error: no matching function for call to 'std::basic_string::basic_string(const char [4], const char [6], const char [5], const char [5], const char [6], const char [6])'|
Here's my code:
#include <iostream>
//LVL1
#include "C:\Users\QuestionMark\Desktop\Make Your Own Adventure\LVL1\Dog.h"
#include "C:\Users\QuestionMark\Desktop\Make Your Own Adventure\LVL1\Dream.h"
#include "C:\Users\QuestionMark\Desktop\Make Your Own Adventure\LVL1\GTFO.h"
using namespace std;
int Return();
int Continue();
int main(){
cout << "Welcome to my 'MAKE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE GAME!!!'\n";
cout << "Have Fun and enjoy the ride!\n";
cout << "Would you like to put in a cheat code??\n";
cout << "Yes or No, Cap Sensitive!\n";
Return();
return 0;
}
int Return(){
std::string y("Yes","No");
cin >> y;
if(y.compare("Yes")){
cout << "Please Enter Cheat Code now\n";
std::string z("Dog","Dream","GTFO","Path","Sword","Weird");
cin >> z;
if(z.compare("Dog")){
Dog();
}else if(z.compare("Dream")){
Dream();
}else if(z.compare("GTFO")){
GTFO();
}else if(z.compare("Path")){
Path();
}else if(z.compare("Sword")){
Sword();
}else if(z.compare("Weird")){
Weird();
}else{
cout << "Invalid Cheat Code\n";
}
}else if(y.compare("No")){
return Continue();
}else{
cout << "Invalid Answer!\n";
Continue();
}
}
int Continue(){
cout << endl;
cout << "You wake up and your house is on fire what do you do ??\n";
cout << "Quick Grab The Dog = 0, GTFO = 1, Go back to sleep = any other number\n";
int x;
cin >> x;
if(x == 0){
Dog();
}else if(x == 1){
GTFO();
}else{
Dream();
}
}
Upvotes: 0
Views: 16332
Reputation: 458
Your problem here is in your declaration of string z, your code is :
std::string z("Dog","Dream","GTFO","Path","Sword","Weird");
your compiler can not find a constructor for std::string that takes 6 arguments try instead
std::string z("any string");
or because you are about to initialize z just
std::string z;
Upvotes: 1