Problem with hangman game

Everything works fine, but my question is in line 76 why does the x not increment. I want to make it so that everytime the letter guessed is wrong it will move on to the next hangman pic. Thanks in advance

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 #include <iostream>
 #include <fstream>
#include  <string>
 #include <time.h>



 using namespace std;


 void drawing(int position);
 void guessword(string word);



 int main()
 {
 int number;
 int count = 0;
 int position;
 string word;
 char letter;
 ifstream infile;
 infile.open("square.txt");

 srand(time(NULL)); //initializes the random number generator
 while (count < 1)
 {

 number = rand()%10 +1; // rand returns a random integer from 0 to maxInt
 count++;
 }


 for (count=0;count<number;count++)
 getline (infile, word);


 guessword(word);


 cin.ignore(255,'\n');
 cin.get();
 return 0;
 }




 void guessword(string word)
 {
 char letter;
 int position;

 string blankword[4];
 blankword[0] = "_";
 blankword[1] = "_ ";
 blankword[2] = "_ ";
 blankword[3] = "_ ";





 for (int i=0;i<6;i++)
 {
 cout << "What letter would you like to guess?";
 cin >>letter;

 position = word.find(letter);
 if (position > word.length()){
	 cout<<letter<< " is not in the word "<<endl;
	 int x = 0;

	 drawing(++x);
		 }
 else
 {
 cout<< letter << " is in the word"<<endl;
 if(position==0)
 {
 blankword[0] = letter;
 cout << blankword[0]<<blankword[1]<<blankword[2]<<blankword[3];
 }
 else if(position==1)
 {
 blankword[1] = letter;
 cout<<blankword[0]<<blankword[1]<<blankword[2]<<blankword[3];
 }
 else if(position==2)
 {
 blankword[2] = letter;
 cout<<blankword[0]<<blankword[1]<<blankword[2]<<blankword[3];
 }
 else if (position==3)
 {
 blankword[3] = letter;
 cout<<blankword[0]<<blankword[1]<<blankword[2]<<blankword[3];
 }

 }

 }



 }



 void drawing(int position)
 {

 switch(position)
 {
 case 1:
 cout << " ___________"<<endl;
 cout << " | }"<<endl;
 cout << " | " <<endl;
 cout << "_|______________"<<endl;
 position++;
 break;
 case 2:
 cout << " ___________"<<endl;
 cout << " | }"<<endl;
 cout << " | \\ " <<endl;
 cout << "_|______________"<<endl;
 break;
 case 3: cout << " ___________"<<endl;
 cout << " | }"<<endl;
 cout << " | \\ 0 " <<endl;
 cout << "_|______________"<<endl;
 break;
 case 4:
 cout << " ___________"<<endl;
 cout << " | }"<<endl;
 cout << " | \\ 0 /" <<endl;
 cout << "_|______________"<<endl;
 break;
 case 5:
 cout << " ___________"<<endl;
 cout << " | }"<<endl;
 cout << " | \\ 0 /" <<endl;
 cout << " | |"<<endl;
 cout << "_|______________"<<endl;
 break;
 case 6:
 cout << " ___________"<<endl;
 cout << " | }"<<endl;
 cout << " | \\ 0 /" <<endl;
 cout << " | |"<<endl;
 cout << " | / "<<endl;
 cout << "_|______________"<<endl;
 break;
 case 7:
 cout << " ___________"<<endl;
 cout << " | }"<<endl;
 cout << " | \\ 0 /" <<endl;
 cout << " | |"<<endl;
 cout << " | / \\ "<<endl;
 cout << "_|______________"<<endl;
 }
 }
You are trying to increment x in your argument, which causes undefined behavior. Full details here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4176328/undefined-behavior-and-sequence-points

The short of it is, if you call ++x and then call drawing(x), you'll be fine.
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