global variable

[Stephaniei492]

char **TT; 
TT[0][0] = "adducts"; TT[0][1] = "adduct";
TT[1][0] = "closes"; TT[1][1] = "close";
TT[2][0] = "compresses"; TT[2][1] = "compress";
TT[3][0] = "depresses"; TT[3][1] = "depress";
TT[4][0] = "draws"; TT[4][1] = "draw"; 
TT[5][0] = "elevates"; TT[5][1] = "elevate";
TT[6][0] = "everts"; TT[6][1] = "evert"; 
TT[7][0] = "extends"; TT[7][1] = "extend"
TT[8][0] = "flexes"; TT[8][1] = "flex"
TT[9][0] = "lowers"; TT[9][1] = "lower"
TT[10][0] = "opens"; TT[10]1] = "open"
TT[11][0] = "protracts"; TT[11][1] = "protract"
TT[12][0] = "pulls"; TT[12][1] = "pull" 
TT[13][0] = "raises"; TT[13][1] = "raise"
TT[14][0] = "rotates"; TT[14][1] = "rotate"
TT[15][0] = "stabilizes"; TT[15][1] = "stabilize"

How to declare this in my .h file? What do I put?

[vlad from moscow]

You can not place this code in a header file. Header files can contain only declarations or definitions.
That to place a similar code in a header you can do for example the following way

const char * TT[] = { "adducts", "adduct",
                       "closes";     "close",
/* other string literals */
                       "stabilizes", "stabilize" };

[Peter87]

Put this in the header file
extern const char *TT[16][2];

and the following in a soruce file

const char *TT[16][2] = 
{
	{"adducts", "adduct"},
	{"closes", "close"},
	{"compresses", "compress"},
	{"depresses", "depress"},
	{"draws", "draw"},
	{"elevates", "elevate"},
	{"everts", "evert"},
	{"extends", "extend"},
	{"flexes", "flex"},
	{"lowers", "lower"},
	{"opens", "open"},
	{"protracts", "protract"},
	{"pulls", "pull"},
	{"raises", "raise"},
	{"rotates", "rotate"},
	{"stabilizes", "stabilize"},
};

[Stephaniei492]

Thanks so much :] Please Help!!!!

 if (verb == "A") { //if user selects A
                cout << "What is the value for that type you want to find?" << endl; 
                //askes user for value of action
                cin.getline (LINE, 236);// gets line from user for the action to find   
                value = LINE;
             
            cout << "The following bones are involved:" << endl;
            for(size_t i = 0; i < csvData.size(); i++) {
            //for loop to search for action
              if (csvData[i][4].find(value) != string::npos || value.find(csvData[i][4]) != string::npos) {//search in action, column 4
                     cout << csvData[i][0] << endl;//return bone, column 0 
              }     
        }
 }

Now, I want to add this to this function. So, I want to read my column 5 of my .csv file. It is like "flexes arm" but I have to allow user to enter "flex arm", how to do this?

[Stephaniei492]

This reads like "flexes arm," so now how to change this using my global variable to read "flex arm."

[Stephaniei492]

Anyone? Please Help!!!! How would I do this? :
take the first word from your column ([i][4]), and lookup the alternate word and compare the alternate word with Value to consider that row a match.

[Stephaniei492]

I really need help!!!! Someone help!!!!

[Stephaniei492]

Someone Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How to compare?
(*TT[16][2]> *TT[16][1])??

[Stephaniei492]

Someone???????????????????????Anyone??????????????????????

[vlad from moscow]

What is *TT[16][2]? If you mean the definition showed by Peter87 then you can not access *TT[16][2] because available indexes are in the range [0, 15] and [0, 1]