loop store of data

[cooka]

hello . I have a question on 2d arrays and loop Is there anyone to help. thx . Anyone??

[2kaud]

Well if you posted a c++ question it would help in obtaining a reply......

[cooka]

Hi can anyone tell me plz how to display this part to work with void instead of ostream& . thx

ostream& DisplayMenu()
{
	return (cout <<"Please choose from the following options :\n\n"
		         <<"1-I'm faculty ,staff or principal.\n"
		         <<"2-I'm a student.\n"
		         <<"3-I'm a visitor.\n\n"
		         <<"Or I want to see first :\n"
		         <<"------------------------\n\n"
				 <<"4-The total number of parked cars at a specific hour.\n"
		         <<"5-The number of parked car in each parking.\n"
		         <<"6-The total parking slots avaible.\n"
				 <<"7-A table view of the 3 parking area.\n"
                 <<"8-The total number of rejected parking request.\n\n"
		         <<"Or :\n"
				 <<"----\n\n"
				 <<"9-I changed my mind and would like to exit.\n\n");
	
	    
 }

int ChooseFromMenu()
{
	int A = 0;
    while ((DisplayMenu() && !(cin >> A)) || (cin.good() && (A < 1 || A > 9))) {
	    cout << "\nInvalid input!\n"<<endl;
		cin.clear();
		cin.ignore(1000, '\n');
       
}
return A;
}

[2kaud]

As the code stands, once the user chooses option 9 then the program will exit and all data stored in the arrays will be 'lost'. If you want the data stored in the arrays to be available between uses of the program then the data will need to be stored in a file before the program closes and then read from the file before it is used again in the program.

[cooka]

Sorry but I actually wanted first to modify that menu ?? can u do it for me in post #3 ?? I will repost the hole prog again later so we discuss the prob of storage because with void it could be much easier . thx

[2kaud]

Sorry but I actually wanted first to modify that menu ?? can u do it for me in post #3 ?? I will repost the hole prog again later so we discuss the prob of storage thx

You're modified your post again so that as it stands it asks a completely different question to what it did and to what was answered in post #4.

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