Mu Torere, moving the pieces

(I neglected to post this before going on about the AI.)

There are two classes that have information that changes because pieces move. I will cover the user interaction part in the next post.

For the COwner class;

bool COwner::Move(const int& fromL, const int& toL)

Pre-Conditions: That fromL is greater than 0 and less than CBoard::NUM_PLACES. That toL is greater than 0 and less than CBoard::NUM_PLACES. And that fromL is NOT equal to toL.

Get the element in Board's loc array that has the same value as fromL. Return false if this fails. Then assign toL to this element. Return true.

And for the CGame class;

bool CGame::Move(const COwner::Player& tag, const int& fromLoc)

Pre-Conditions: That tag is either COwner::playC or COwner::playU. That fromLoc is greater than 0 and less than CBoard::NUM_PLACES. And that fromLoc is NOT equal to emptyLoc.

If tag was COwner::playC { If the Computer's Move routine succeeds { Change the owned array as appropriate. Assign fromLoc to emptyLoc. return true. } } else { If the User's Move routine succeeds { Change the owned array as appropriate. Assign fromLoc to emptyLoc. return true. } } If the program gets this far return false.