Im trying to declare a global scope variable that i want to be accessible in all my other cpp files that in include my header file but am having some trouble.
So i have a Header File "AnimationManger.h":
extern const int NUM_ANIMS;
extern const int ANIM_FRAMES;
and my "AnimationManager.cpp" file containing:
#include "AnimationManager.h"
const int NUM_ANIMS = 8;
const int ANIM_FRAMES = 4;
int animArray[NUM_ANIMS][ANIM_FRAMES];
//other functions
I want to reference my animArray variable in other cpp files that i include AnimationManager.h.
Im new to cpp, having been programming with csharp as a hobby for quite a few years now im having a little trouble fully wrapping my head around how scope works in cpp, since the concept seems quite foreign to me.
Move the following lines to the .h file.
const int NUM_ANIMS = 8;
const int ANIM_FRAMES = 4;
and declare the array right after that as an extern
variable.
extern int animArray[NUM_ANIMS][ANIM_FRAMES];
After that, the only thing left to do in the .cpp file is define the array.
#include "AnimationManager.h"
int animArray[NUM_ANIMS][ANIM_FRAMES];
Im new to cpp, having been programming with csharp as a hobby for quite a few years now im having a little trouble fully wrapping my head around how scope works in cpp, since the concept seems quite foreign to me.
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