Village of the Sorcerer 6

This practice problem will require you to programme basic classes.

Please make sure you have passed your OJ practice P014.

In this practice problem, we are going to take your implementation of P014, and turn it into an object oriented programming design. We are going to declare a class for handling all our map reading and map outputting operations so that you won't have to struggle with maps anymore.

The expected header is as follows:

#ifndef _P024
#define _P024
#include <iostream>

class Map {
    int map[100][100];
    int mapN, mapM;  // use these to store the dimension for the map
public:
    void readMap(std::istream &cin, int n, int m);
    void printMap(std::ostream &cout, int x, int y);
};

#endif

Class Specification

Map::readMap

This member function will read an entire map from an istream object called cin. The expected input from cin should be n lines, each contain m integers, each the item at that coordinate.

Map::printMap

This member function will print the map exactly as in OJ question P014 to ostream object cout. The only addition is the player's coordinate (x, y).

You should print the player as a plus sign + at that coordinate, unless it's covered by the leaves ('*') of a tree.

Testing

You should modify your code for P014 to provide a main testing programme main.cpp. Please note the addition of the player coordinate in your tests.

Input Specification

No input specification. OJ will automatically judge your implementation of p024.cpp.

Output Specification

No output specification. OJ will automatically judge your implementation of p024.cpp.