Creating a "fill()" method for my Stack class

[ofeliedeceai]

Hi. I want to implement a fill() method for my own implemented Stack class, that instead of just pushing one element when called, it keeps pushing elements on the stack until it is full. What I have done is I just put a for loop inside the old push() method of my stack, but it doesn't work as intended. It still pushes only one time when called. How do I get it to push continuously until the stack is full?

 template<typename T, int N>
void Stack<T, N>::push(T x) {
	if (topLevel >= N - 1) {
	    cout<<"The stack is full!\n";
            return;
        }
	for(int i=0;i<=N;i++){
	    stackArray[++topLevel] = x;
	}
 }

[keskiverto]

Logically:

while ( /*stack is not full*/ ) {
  // add element to stack
}

[ofeliedeceai]

Tried it this way and it generates an endless loop. It seems my condition is always true, but I don't understand why. In main() I declared my stack as Stack<int, 8> bucket1; so N should be 8 when running that while loop, right?

template<typename T, int N>
void Stack<T, N>::fill(T x){
		while (topLevel <N) {
  		stackArray[topLevel++] = x;
}
}

[ofeliedeceai]

Nevermind, I figured it out. The loop was endless because I forgot my topLevel was initiated at -1 and not 0. I feel so dumb. Thank you keskiverto for helping!