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Inner if statment not working

Kakashi (17)
Ok so I have this inner if statment to get user input but it does not seam to work by doing the statement in the if else block. What is wrong with it? I dont know what I did wrong here.Am I missing some thing in the statement? Thanks for any help

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#include "stdafx.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <windows.h>

using namespace System;
using namespace std;




//good guy ie player
class Player
{
public:
	int hp;
	int sp;
	int mp;
		
};

class Bot
{
public:
	int hp; //hit points for emeny
	int atk; //damage to player health
};

void atkTimer(){
	cout << "Player attacked please wait" << endl;
	//time guage for attack bar player cannot attck for 5 seconds
	Sleep(5000); //this is in milliseconds
}


	
int main()
{
	//attack related items and skills
	//attack bar
	 bool atb = true; //if false then player cannot attack 
	
	//amount of damage is abitray
	 int slash = 10;         //players pushs x does 10 in damage
	 int flameSlash = 20;    //player pushs s does 20 in damage
	 int shiningStrike = 30; //player pushs v does 30 in damage

	//skill wheel does x in damage
	 int powerDive = 15;
	 int powerCharge = 25;
	 int wildStrike = 35;
	 int renegade = 40;
	 int shiningStars = 50;  
	
	//build player
	Player Maverick;
	Maverick.hp = 1220;
	Maverick.mp = 220;
	Maverick.sp = 100;
	//build bot
	Bot ninja;
	ninja.hp = 500;
	ninja.atk = 20;

	//print off player data
	cout << "Maverick" << endl;
	cout << "Health " << Maverick.hp <<endl;
	cout << "Magic " << Maverick.mp <<endl;
	cout << "Skill " << Maverick.sp <<endl;
	cout <<endl;

	//print off ninja
	cout << "Enemy Ninja Health " << ninja.hp <<endl;
	
	//player battle starts
	while(ninja.hp > 0 || Maverick.hp < 0) //fight until ninja or player dies
	{
		cout << "Attack!" << endl;
		char button; //input for button pressed
		cin >> button;
		//input is either x v or s on key board.
		if(button == 'x')
		{
			ninja.hp -= slash;
		}else if(button == 'v')
		{
			ninja.hp -= flameSlash;
		
		}else if(button == 's')
		{
			ninja.hp -= shiningStrike;
		
		}else if(button == 'l') //activate skill wheel
		{
			cout << "Skill Wheel" <<endl;
			cout << "1 for Power Dive" <<endl;
			cout << "2 for Power Charge" <<endl;
			cout << "3 for Wild Strike" <<endl;
			cout << "4 for Renegade" <<endl;
			cout << "5 for Shining Stars" <<endl;
			

			char button1;
			cin >> button1;
			//inner if else 
			if(button1 == 1)
			{
				ninja.hp -= powerDive;
			
			}else if (button1 == 2)
			{
				ninja.hp -= powerCharge;

			}else if(button1 == 3)
			{
				ninja.hp -= wildStrike;
			
			}else if (button1 == 4)
			{
				ninja.hp -= renegade;
			}else if(button1 == 5)
			{
				ninja.hp -= shiningStars;
			}//end of inner if else
			
		}
		
			
		cout << "Enemy Ninja Health " << ninja.hp <<endl;
		atb = false;
		//ninja stricks like the flu
		Maverick.hp -= ninja.atk;

		atkTimer();
		atb = true; //player can attack now

	
	}//end of while




    return 0;
}
hamsterman (4538)
You forgot quotes around numbers on lines 106 110 114 118 121. Now the numbers are treated as ascii char codes. For example char(1) is ☺.
AngelHoof (250)
Yeah, you might want to make char button1; into int button1; :)
Kakashi (17)
Thanks both ways worked :) I see it was treating the numbers like int and not chars and the cin was looking for char. I thought It was auto but it is not that it is :)
AngelHoof (250)
C++ has very little automation for the programmers, we've got to do most ourselves - and that's the beauty of it :)
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