I have created a program that randomly assigns roles(jobs) to members of a certain house using file input / output.. It builds successfully, but when using cout and I actually see the results, I can see why the program is not working.
Here is the snippet of code I believe something is wrong with :
std::string foo = std::string("Preferences/") + std::to_string(members[random]) + "-Preferences";
cout << foo << endl;
And here is the members[random] array, it is randomly selecting members from this array and reviewing their available times and assigning them jobs based on their Preference input file.
unsigned const char members[22] =
{ 'a','b','c','d','e','f','g','h','i','j','k','l','m','n','o','p','q','r','s','t','u','v' };
I have created a random number picker that goes through 0-21 and assigns the value it creates to variable random. So, in essence, it is members[random] and completely random.
Here is the output I get in my terminal.
Preferences/116-Preferences
But I set the output to do Preferences/ member[random] -Preferences. It is accessing a number and not my array chars.
I created a cout << members[random]; right below it, and every time I run the program, I get
Preferences/107-Preferences <---- A random number every time
k <---- random letter every time.
So I know it must be accessing my random functions, but assigned it to numbers! How do I fix this so my proper output can be :
Preferences/t-Preferences
Please help me, and thanks!
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