i have these set and get methods declared in my main cpp file
void issuesofRelevance::setApproach(int Approach) {
approach = Approach;
}
int issuesofRelevance::getApproach() {
return approach;
}
void issuesofRelevance::setSignifiance(int Significance) {
significance = Significance;
}
int issuesofRelevance::getSignificance() {
return significance;
}
The following H file is attatched in which I call the setMethods in its constructor.
class issuesofRelevance
{
public:
std::vector<std::string> issueName;
int significance;
int approach;
std::vector<std::string> newList;
issuesofRelevance(std::vector<std::string> issueName, int significance, int approach){
issueName = issueName;
significance = significance;
approach = approach;
setApproach(15);
setSignifiance(15);
}
issuesofRelevance();
void setIssues();
std::string getIssues();
void setApproach(int x);
void setSignifiance(int);
int getApproach();
int getSignificance();
};
I call the get functions in main int() as such
cout << object.getApproach();
cout << object.getSignificance();
However, when i go to run the code in the console I get no output when it should return the values of 10 and 15. Im unsure as to why this is occuring
Thankyou.
my full main as requested
int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { //takes in n, number of electorates, and m, the number of campagian days
issuesofRelevance newIssues(newIssues.issueName, newIssues.significance, newIssues.approach);
return 0;
Party party;
Person person;
Electrorates electorate;
string numberofElectoratesAsString = argv[1]; //number of electorates taking as a argument
string DaysOfElectionAsString = argv[2]; //takes in argument 2
int numberofElectorates = std::stoi(numberofElectoratesAsString);
int DaysOfElection = std::stoi(DaysOfElectionAsString );
cout << "Number of electorates: " << electorate.assignID(electorate.numberofElectorates(numberofElectorates));
cout << "Stance: " << person.setinitalStance(numberofElectorates, DaysOfElection) << endl;
newIssues.setIssues();
cout<<newIssues.getApproach()<< " "<<newIssues.getSignificance();
return 0;
}
default constructor
issuesofRelevance::issuesofRelevance(){
}
