HELP WITH C++ S0beit

[Creak]

static int menu_callback_newcheats(int op, struct menu_item *item)
{
    switch (op)
    {
    case MENU_OP_ENABLED:
        switch (item->id)
        {
        case ID_NEWCHEAT_FLOODER:
            return cheat_state->_generic.FLOODER;

        }
        break;

    case MENU_OP_SELECT:
        switch (item->id)
        {
        case ID_NEWCHEAT_FLOODER:
            cheat_state->_generic.FLOODER ^= 1;
            break;
        }
    }
    return 0;
}

When compile it, four errors come out

C2039 "Flooder" : Not a member of "cheat_state_generic"
class "cheat_state_generic" doesn't have a member about "Flooder"
C2039 "Flooder" : Not a member of "cheat_state_generic"
class "cheat_state_generic" doesn't have a member about "Flooder"

How to work out

 

[Creak]

@SobFoX

 

[BaHeK]

open cheat.h find

struct cheat_state_generic
{

add

int FLOODER;

 

[Creak]

open cheat.h find

add

Thank you for your help

 

[CheatersRevenge]

do not use it as int, use bool

 

[SobFoX]

I recommend you learn a little about what a "programming language" is and learn a little about C ++. There are lots of great tutorials in every language.

 

[SobFoX]

do not use it as int, use bool

True, instead of taking 4bits in memory you only use one single bit, saving you unnecessary clutter once the project is large

 

[CheatersRevenge]

True, instead of taking 4bits in memory you only use one single bit, saving you unnecessary clutter once the project is large

yep yep!

 

[ReptiliaN]

Delete flooder and problem solved

 

[0x_]

True, instead of taking 4bits in memory you only use one single bit, saving you unnecessary clutter once the project is large

How's a 32bit integer 4bits? and since when is a bool 1bit? hope you meant byte nevertheless I'm kinda confused.
If you want to save memory needlessly you could use a bitfield which allows you to store 8x 0/1 states in 1 byte. But all this is probably out of thread author's range of experience in this particular moment so please, at least explain it the right way.

 

[SobFoX]

How's a 32bit integer 4bits? and since when is a bool 1bit? hope you meant byte nevertheless I'm kinda confused.
If you want to save memory needlessly you could use a bitfield which allows you to store 8x 0/1 states in 1 byte. But all this is probably out of thread author's range of experience in this particular moment so please, at least explain it the right way.

Very true but here just needed a simple bool
Although he would use byte then he would do any modi for his flood: P