Elysian Shadows

Alright, I realized my problem. Screen::Screen(SDL_Surface* target, int a, int b, int c, int d) { Container(target,a,b,c,d); } Called the Container::Container() parent constructor, which explains why it complained if I removed it. Instead I needed this: Screen::Screen(SDL_Surface* target, int a, int...

Here's the two classes then. They're not very large. #ifndef CONTAINER_H_INCLUDED #define CONTAINER_H_INCLUDED #include <vector> #include <iostream> class Container { protected: SDL_Surface* screen; std::vector<Container*> components; public: Container(); Container(SDL_Surface* target, int a, int b,...

Well, I'm excited to see how it turns out actually...

Hello, I have a small problem. I made a Container class. A Container class has a vector for other Containers. A Container class also has a draw function. It draws itself, then all of the members of its vector. (Containers are drawn as rectangles so I can experiment.) I can successfully add Container...