Class question

[Mr D]

I'm attempting code a game where I will be using two-dimensional arrays in addition to a coordinate system to determine players position. When the player reaches certain ends of the map, he will be in theory transported to the next map segment ( which are 10x10 arrays ). Is this practical, and am I on the right track in attempting to accomplish this? Are my classes necessary?

#ifndef MAP_TILE_H
#define MAP_TILE_H
#include <iostream>
using std::string;


class Map_Tile
{
    public:
        Map_Tile();
        bool can_north();
        bool can_east();
        bool can_south();
        bool can_west();

        void set_exits(bool N, bool E, bool S, bool W);
        void set_exit_descriptions(string N, string E, string S, string W);
        void set_area_description(string setDescription);

    private:
        bool northExit, eastExit, southExit, westExit;
        string entryDescription, northDescription, eastDescription, southDescription, westDescription;
};

#endif 

#ifndef MAP_SEGMENT_H
#define MAP_SEGMENT_H
#include "Map_Tile.h"
#include <iostream>
using std::string;


class Map_Segment
{
    public:
        const static int MAP_SIZE = 10;
        Map_Segment();

    private:
        Map_Tile game_board[MAP_SIZE][MAP_SIZE];
};

#endif 

in main, it will look something like this...

Map_Segment forest;
Map_segment castle;
//etc... 

[Mr D]

Thoughts?

[Mr D]

Bump!

[Mr D]

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