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  1. 9th February 2012, 18:19 #1
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    Default TWO DIMENSIONNED ARRAY as an ARGUMENT for all the classes functions

    Hello ,


    I tried but with no success to pass a TWO DIMENSIONNED ARRAY , here called M, rows =cloumns=10,as an ARGUMENT for all the classes functions that I use in my program.
    Even after reading the articles posted in this website I could not make it .
    Here is my code:
    Qt Code: 
    1. // headers 
    2. #ifndef FENPRINCIPALE_H
    3. #define FENPRINCIPALE_H
    4. #include <QtGui>
    5. class FenPrincipale : public QWidget
    6. {
    7.     Q_OBJECT
    8. public:
    9.     FenPrincipale();
    10.  
    11. private slots:
    12.     void genererCC(int **);
    13.     void paintEvent(QPaintEvent *,int **);
    14.  
    15. private:
    16.     QPainter *painter;
    17.     int M [10][10];
    18.     QPushButton *generer;
    19.  
    20. };
    21. #endif
    22. /////////////////Second Header//////////////////
    23. #ifndef FENCC_H
    24. #define FENCC_H
    25. #include <QtGui>
    26. class FenCC : public QDialog
    27. {
    28. public:
    29.     FenCC ( QWidget *parent , int **);
    30. private:
    31.     QPushButton *fermer;
    32.     QPainter *painter;
    33. private slots:
    34.     void paintEvent (QPaintEvent *, int **);
    35. };
    36. #endif
    37.  
    38. ///FenPrincipale.cpp
    39. #include "FenPrincipale.h"
    40. #include "FenCC.h"
    41. FenPrincipale::FenPrincipale()
    42. {   int o,p;
    43.     for (o=0; o<10; o++)
    44.     {
    45.       for (p=0; p<10; p++)
    46.         {
    47.           M[o][p]=0;
    48.         }
    49.     }
    50.     M[0][3]=1;
    51.     M[0][9]=1;
    52.     M[2][6]=1;
    53.     M[3][5]=1;
    54.     M[5][3]=1;
    55.     M[2][4]=1;
    56.     M[4][2]=1;
    58.     paintEvent(e,M);
    59.     generer = new QPushButton("&Générer !",this);
    60.     connect(generer, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(genererCC(M)));
    61. }
    62. void FenPrincipale::genererCC(int **M)
    63. {
    64.   FenCC *fenetreCC = new FenCC( this , M);
    65.   fenetreCC->exec();
    66. }
    67. void FenPrincipale::paintEvent(QPaintEvent *e, int **M)
    68. {
    69.  QPainter painter(this);
    70.  int  tour=0;
    71.  int x=10;
    72.  int y=10;
    73.  int Num_Sommet=0;
    74.  int T_Coordonnees [10][3];
    75.     for (Num_Sommet=0; Num_Sommet<10; Num_Sommet++)
    76.     {
    77.       (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=x;
    78.       (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][1])=y;
    79.       (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][2])=tour;
    80.       if (tour==0)
    81.         {
    82.          x+=35;
    83.          tour=1;
    84.         }
    85.         else
    86.         {
    87.          y+=55;
    88.          tour=0;
    89.         }
    90.      }
    91.  int w1=0;
    92.  int w2=0;
    93.  int cpt=10;
    94.  Num_Sommet=0;
    95.    for (Num_Sommet=0; Num_Sommet<10; Num_Sommet++)
    96.    {
    97.     if ((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][2])==1)
    98.         {
    99.           if(w1==0)
    100.             {
    101.               (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+500) ;
    102.                w1=1;
    103.             }
    104.           else
    105.             {
    106.               if(w1==1)
    107.                 {
    108.                  (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+250+cpt) ;
    109.                   w1=0;
    110.                   cpt=cpt+15;
    111.                 }
    112.             }
    113.           if (Num_Sommet==9)
    114.             {
    115.                 (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+45) ;
    116.             }
    117.  
    118.         }
    119.         else
    120.         {
    121.             if(w2==0)
    122.             {
    123.                 (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=(T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+200;
    124.                 w2=1;
    125.             }
    126.             else
    127.             {
    128.                 (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=(T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+100+cpt;
    129.                 w2=0;
    130.                 cpt=cpt+15;
    131.             }
    132.  
    133.             if (Num_Sommet==4)
    134.             {
    135.                 (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+45) ;
    136.             }
    137.         }
    138.         painter.drawEllipse((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0]), (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][1]), 30.0, 30.0);
    139.  
    140.  
    141.     }
    142.  
    143.     int i,j;
    144.     for (i=0; i<10; i++)
    145.     {
    146.         for (j=0; j<10; j++)
    147.         {
    148.             if (M[i][j]==1)
    149.             {
    150.                 painter.drawLine((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]),(T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]));
    151.             }
    152.         }
    153.     }
    154.  
    155.  
    156.  
    157.     for (i=0; i<10; i++)
    158.     {
    159.         for (j=0; j<10; j++)
    160.         {
    161.             if ((M[i][j]==1) &&  (M[j][i]==1))
    162.             {
    163.                 painter.drawLine((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]),(T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]));
    164.                 if(  (T_Coordonnees[i][1]>45)||(T_Coordonnees[j][1]>45)  )
    165.                 {
    166.                     painter.drawLine(((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20)-10),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]),((T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20)-10),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]));
    167.                 }
    168.                 else
    169.                 {
    170.                     painter.drawLine((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]+30),(T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]+30));
    171.                 }
    172.             }
    173.         }
    174.     }
    175.  
    176.  
    177.  
    178.     Num_Sommet=0;
    179.     for (Num_Sommet=0; Num_Sommet<10; Num_Sommet++)
    180.     {
    181.         QPoint point = QPoint( (((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+15)), ((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][1])+15) );
    182.         QString str;
    183.         str.setNum(Num_Sommet);
    184.         painter.drawText( point,str);
    185.  
    186.     }
    187. }
    188.  
    189. ///////FenCC.cpp
    190. #include "FenCC.h"
    191. FenCC::FenCC( QWidget *parent = 0 , int **M) :QDialog(parent)
    192. {
    194.  paintEvent(c,M);
    195.  fermer = new QPushButton("Fermer",this);
    196.  connect(fermer, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(accept()));
    197.  
    198. }
    199. void FenCC::paintEvent(QPaintEvent *c ,int **M)
    200. {
    201.  QPainter painter(this);
    202.  int  tour=0;
    203.  int x=10;
    204.  int y=10;
    205.  int Num_Sommet=0;
    206.  int T_Coordonnees [10][3];
    207.  for (Num_Sommet=0; Num_Sommet<10; Num_Sommet++)
    208.   {
    209.    (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=x;
    210.    (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][1])=y;
    211.    (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][2])=tour;
    212.    if (tour==0)
    213.     {
    214.      x+=35;
    215.      tour=1;
    216.     }
    217.    else
    218.     {
    219.      y+=55;
    220.      tour=0;
    221.     }
    222.    }
    223.   int w1=0;
    224.   int w2=0;
    225.   int cpt=10;
    226.   Num_Sommet=0;
    227.  for (Num_Sommet=0; Num_Sommet<10; Num_Sommet++)
    228.   {
    229.     if ( (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][2])==1)
    230.     {
    231.      if(w1==0)
    232.        {
    233.         (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+500) ;
    234.         w1=1;
    235.        }
    236.       else
    237.        {
    238.         if(w1==1)
    239.         {
    240.          (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+250+cpt) ;
    241.           w1=0;
    242.           cpt=cpt+15;
    243.         }
    244.        }
    245.     if (Num_Sommet==9)
    246.      {
    247.        (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+45) ;
    248.      }
    249.  
    250.     }
    251.    else
    252.     {
    253.      if(w2==0)
    254.        {
    255.         (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=(T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+200;
    256.          w2=1;
    257.        }
    258.      else
    259.        {
    260.         (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=(T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+100+cpt;
    261.          w2=0;
    262.          cpt=cpt+15;
    263.        }
    264.      if (Num_Sommet==4)
    265.       {
    266.         (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+45) ;
    267.       }
    268.     }
    269.    painter.drawEllipse((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0]), (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][1]), 30.0, 30.0);
    270.   }
    271. int i,j;
    272. for (i=0; i<10; i++)
    273. {
    274.  for (j=0; j<10; j++)
    275.   {
    276.    if (M[i][j]==1)
    277.     {
    278.      painter.drawLine((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]),(T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]));
    279.     }
    280.   }
    281. }
    282.  for (i=0; i<10; i++)
    283.   {
    284.    for (j=0; j<10; j++)
    285.     {
    286.      if ((M[i][j]==1) &&  (M[j][i]==1))
    287.       {
    288.        painter.drawLine((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]),(T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]));
    289.        if(  (T_Coordonnees[i][1]>45)||(T_Coordonnees[j][1]>45)  )
    290.          {
    291.           painter.drawLine(((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20)-10),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]),((T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20)-10),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]));
    292.          }
    293.        else
    294.          {
    295.           painter.drawLine((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]+30),(T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]+30));
    296.          }
    297.       }
    298.     }
    299.   }
    300.  Num_Sommet=0;
    301.  for (Num_Sommet=0; Num_Sommet<10; Num_Sommet++)
    302.  {
    303.   QPoint point = QPoint( (((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+15)), ((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][1])+15) );
    304.   QString str;
    305.   str.setNum(Num_Sommet);
    306.   painter.drawText( point,str);
    307.  }
    308. }
    309. ///////////////////main.cpp
    310. #include <QApplication>
    311. #include "FenPrincipale.h"
    312. int main(int argc, char* argv[])
    313. {
    314. QApplication app(argc, argv);
    315. FenPrincipale fenetre;
    316. fenetre.show();
    317. return app.exec();
    318. }
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    I respectly repeat that the most important is not this code , but only how to declare the two dimensionned array in the headers and use it in the ".cpp" extensionned files.
    I apreciate the time and attention given to this message.
    Thank you.
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  2. 9th February 2012, 23:23 #2
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    Default Re: TWO DIMENSIONNED ARRAY as an ARGUMENT for all the classes functions

    This is a generic C question. If the dimensions of the array are known and fixed then you simply declare your function:
    Qt Code: 
    1. void doStuff(int array[10][10]) { ... }
    2. // and call it
    3. int test[10][10];
    4. doStuff(test);
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    If the dimensions are set at run time then you need to allocate the array memory dynamically, pass the dimensions around with the array, and remember to free the memory allocated. You could alternatively also pass a pointer to the first element of the array, along with the dimensions, and access the 1D array element for [r][c] using some simple maths [r*colCount + col]. See Passing multidimensional arrays as function arguments in C

    The generic C++ answer to arrays in general is std::vector. std::vector dispenses with the memory management and array dimension headaches of C. The generic C++ construct for a multi dimensional array is nested std::vectors.
    Qt Code: 
    1. #include <iostream>
    2. #include <vector>
    3.  
    4. void dumpVec(const std::vector<std::vector<int> > &vec)
    5. {
    6.     for (int r = 0; r < vec.size(); ++r) {
    7.         std::cout << r << ":\t";
    8.         for (int c = 0; c < vec[r].size(); ++c) {
    9.             std::cout << vec[r][c] << "\t";
    10.         }
    11.         std::cout << std::endl;
    12.     }
    13. }
    14.  
    15. int main(int argc, char **argv)
    16. {
    17.     static const int rowCount = 10;
    18.     static const int colCount = 10;
    19.  
    20.     // Declare and init to zero
    21.     std::vector<std::vector<int> > vec(rowCount, std::vector<int>(colCount, 0));
    22.  
    23.     // simple multiplication table
    24.     for (int r = 0; r < rowCount; ++r) {
    25.         for (int c = 0; c < colCount; ++c) {
    26.             vec[r][c] = r * c;
    27.         }
    28.     }
    29.  
    30.     dumpVec(vec);
    31.  
    32.     return 0;
    33. }
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    The syntax can be tidied up a bit with typedefs.

    Qt has QVector and QGenericMatrix which may be of use to you.
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  3. 10th February 2012, 11:13 #3
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    Default Re: TWO DIMENSIONNED ARRAY as an ARGUMENT for all the classes functions

    thank you for your answer,
    I tried what you have suggested but without success, can you please see if the problem is in thee declaration in the HEADERS, I really tries all kinds of declarations but it is till not working .The error is that the second parameter of the constructor of FenCC is missing in other terms the array M , I do not understand.So please can you give me any advice concerning the headers evend the declaration of the array M in the private zone of FenPrincipale , I do not know if it is right
    Here is the code:
    Qt Code: 
    1. //Headers
    2. #ifndef FENCC_H
    3. #define FENCC_H
    4. #include <QtGui>
    5. class FenCC : public QDialog
    6. {
    7. public:
    8.     FenCC ( QWidget *parent , int [10][10]);
    9. private:
    10.     QPushButton *fermer;
    11.     QPainter *painter;
    12. private slots:
    13.     void paintEvent (QPaintEvent *, int [10][10]);
    14. };
    15. #endif
    16.  
    17.  
    18.  
    19. #ifndef FENPRINCIPALE_H
    20. #define FENPRINCIPALE_H
    21. #include <QtGui>
    22. class FenPrincipale : public QWidget
    23. {
    24.     Q_OBJECT
    25. public:
    26.     FenPrincipale();
    27.  
    28. private slots:
    29.     void genererCC(int [10][10]);
    30.     void paintEvent(QPaintEvent *,int [10][10]);
    31.  
    32. private:
    33.     QPainter *painter;
    34.     int M[10][10] ;
    35.     QPushButton *generer;
    36.  
    37. };
    38. #endif
    39.  
    40.  
    41.  
    42. //////FenCC.cpp
    43. #include "FenCC.h"
    44. FenCC::FenCC( QWidget *parent = 0 , int M[10][10]) :QDialog(parent)
    45. {
    47.  paintEvent(c,M);
    48.  fermer = new QPushButton("Fermer",this);
    49.  connect(fermer, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(accept()));
    50.  
    51. }
    52. void FenCC::paintEvent(QPaintEvent *c ,int M[10][10])
    53. {
    54.  QPainter painter(this);
    55.  int  tour=0;
    56.  int x=10;
    57.  int y=10;
    58.  int Num_Sommet=0;
    59.  int T_Coordonnees [10][3];
    60.  for (Num_Sommet=0; Num_Sommet<10; Num_Sommet++)
    61.   {
    62.    (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=x;
    63.    (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][1])=y;
    64.    (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][2])=tour;
    65.    if (tour==0)
    66.     {
    67.      x+=35;
    68.      tour=1;
    69.     }
    70.    else
    71.     {
    72.      y+=55;
    73.      tour=0;
    74.     }
    75.    }
    76.   int w1=0;
    77.   int w2=0;
    78.   int cpt=10;
    79.   Num_Sommet=0;
    80.  for (Num_Sommet=0; Num_Sommet<10; Num_Sommet++)
    81.   {
    82.     if ( (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][2])==1)
    83.     {
    84.      if(w1==0)
    85.        {
    86.         (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+500) ;
    87.         w1=1;
    88.        }
    89.       else
    90.        {
    91.         if(w1==1)
    92.         {
    93.          (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+250+cpt) ;
    94.           w1=0;
    95.           cpt=cpt+15;
    96.         }
    97.        }
    98.     if (Num_Sommet==9)
    99.      {
    100.        (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+45) ;
    101.      }
    102.  
    103.     }
    104.    else
    105.     {
    106.      if(w2==0)
    107.        {
    108.         (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=(T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+200;
    109.          w2=1;
    110.        }
    111.      else
    112.        {
    113.         (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=(T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+100+cpt;
    114.          w2=0;
    115.          cpt=cpt+15;
    116.        }
    117.      if (Num_Sommet==4)
    118.       {
    119.         (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+45) ;
    120.       }
    121.     }
    122.    painter.drawEllipse((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0]), (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][1]), 30.0, 30.0);
    123.   }
    124. int i,j;
    125. for (i=0; i<10; i++)
    126. {
    127.  for (j=0; j<10; j++)
    128.   {
    129.    if (M[i][j]==1)
    130.     {
    131.      painter.drawLine((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]),(T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]));
    132.     }
    133.   }
    134. }
    135.  for (i=0; i<10; i++)
    136.   {
    137.    for (j=0; j<10; j++)
    138.     {
    139.      if ((M[i][j]==1) &&  (M[j][i]==1))
    140.       {
    141.        painter.drawLine((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]),(T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]));
    142.        if(  (T_Coordonnees[i][1]>45)||(T_Coordonnees[j][1]>45)  )
    143.          {
    144.           painter.drawLine(((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20)-10),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]),((T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20)-10),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]));
    145.          }
    146.        else
    147.          {
    148.           painter.drawLine((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]+30),(T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]+30));
    149.          }
    150.       }
    151.     }
    152.   }
    153.  Num_Sommet=0;
    154.  for (Num_Sommet=0; Num_Sommet<10; Num_Sommet++)
    155.  {
    156.   QPoint point = QPoint( (((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+15)), ((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][1])+15) );
    157.   QString str;
    158.   str.setNum(Num_Sommet);
    159.   painter.drawText( point,str);
    160.  }
    161. }
    162.  
    163. ///////FenPrincipale.cpp
    164. #include "FenPrincipale.h"
    165. #include "FenCC.h"
    166. FenPrincipale::FenPrincipale()
    167. {   int o,p;
    168.     int M [10][10];
    169.     for (o=0; o<10; o++)
    170.     {
    171.  
    172.       for (p=0; p<10; p++)
    173.         {
    174.           M[o][p]=0;
    175.         }
    176.     }
    177.     M[0][3]=1;
    178.     M[0][9]=1;
    179.     M[2][6]=1;
    180.     M[3][5]=1;
    181.     M[5][3]=1;
    182.     M[2][4]=1;
    183.     M[4][2]=1;
    185.     paintEvent(e,M);
    186.     generer = new QPushButton("&Générer !",this);
    187.     connect(generer, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(genererCC(M)));
    188. }
    189. void FenPrincipale::genererCC(int M[10][10])
    190. {
    191.   FenCC *fenetreCC = new FenCC( this , M);
    192.   fenetreCC->exec();
    193. }
    194. void FenPrincipale::paintEvent(QPaintEvent *e, int M[10][10])
    195. {
    196.  QPainter painter(this);
    197.  int  tour=0;
    198.  int x=10;
    199.  int y=10;
    200.  int Num_Sommet=0;
    201.  int T_Coordonnees [10][3];
    202.     for (Num_Sommet=0; Num_Sommet<10; Num_Sommet++)
    203.     {
    204.       (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=x;
    205.       (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][1])=y;
    206.       (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][2])=tour;
    207.       if (tour==0)
    208.         {
    209.          x+=35;
    210.          tour=1;
    211.         }
    212.         else
    213.         {
    214.          y+=55;
    215.          tour=0;
    216.         }
    217.      }
    218.  int w1=0;
    219.  int w2=0;
    220.  int cpt=10;
    221.  Num_Sommet=0;
    222.    for (Num_Sommet=0; Num_Sommet<10; Num_Sommet++)
    223.    {
    224.     if ((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][2])==1)
    225.         {
    226.           if(w1==0)
    227.             {
    228.               (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+500) ;
    229.                w1=1;
    230.             }
    231.           else
    232.             {
    233.               if(w1==1)
    234.                 {
    235.                  (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+250+cpt) ;
    236.                   w1=0;
    237.                   cpt=cpt+15;
    238.                 }
    239.             }
    240.           if (Num_Sommet==9)
    241.             {
    242.                 (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+45) ;
    243.             }
    244.  
    245.         }
    246.         else
    247.         {
    248.             if(w2==0)
    249.             {
    250.                 (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=(T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+200;
    251.                 w2=1;
    252.             }
    253.             else
    254.             {
    255.                 (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=(T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+100+cpt;
    256.                 w2=0;
    257.                 cpt=cpt+15;
    258.             }
    259.  
    260.             if (Num_Sommet==4)
    261.             {
    262.                 (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])=((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+45) ;
    263.             }
    264.         }
    265.         painter.drawEllipse((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0]), (T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][1]), 30.0, 30.0);
    266.  
    267.  
    268.     }
    269.  
    270.     int i,j;
    271.     for (i=0; i<10; i++)
    272.     {
    273.         for (j=0; j<10; j++)
    274.         {
    275.             if (M[i][j]==1)
    276.             {
    277.                 painter.drawLine((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]),(T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]));
    278.             }
    279.         }
    280.     }
    281.  
    282.  
    283.  
    284.     for (i=0; i<10; i++)
    285.     {
    286.         for (j=0; j<10; j++)
    287.         {
    288.             if ((M[i][j]==1) &&  (M[j][i]==1))
    289.             {
    290.                 painter.drawLine((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]),(T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]));
    291.                 if(  (T_Coordonnees[i][1]>45)||(T_Coordonnees[j][1]>45)  )
    292.                 {
    293.                     painter.drawLine(((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20)-10),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]),((T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20)-10),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]));
    294.                 }
    295.                 else
    296.                 {
    297.                     painter.drawLine((T_Coordonnees[i][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[i][1]+30),(T_Coordonnees[j][0]+20),(T_Coordonnees[j][1]+30));
    298.                 }
    299.             }
    300.         }
    301.     }
    302.  
    303.  
    304.  
    305.     Num_Sommet=0;
    306.     for (Num_Sommet=0; Num_Sommet<10; Num_Sommet++)
    307.     {
    308.         QPoint point = QPoint( (((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][0])+15)), ((T_Coordonnees[Num_Sommet][1])+15) );
    309.         QString str;
    310.         str.setNum(Num_Sommet);
    311.         painter.drawText( point,str);
    312.  
    313.     }
    314. }
    315.  
    316.  
    317. //////////////main.cpp
    318.  
    319. #include <QApplication>
    320. #include "FenPrincipale.h"
    321. int main(int argc, char* argv[])
    322. {
    323. QApplication app(argc, argv);
    324. FenPrincipale fenetre;
    325. fenetre.show();
    326. return app.exec();
    327. }
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    Hmm... do you expect your paintEvent() implementation to ever be called (apart from calling it from the constructor yourself which doesn't make any sense)? Furthermore calculating so many things in a painting routine will make your application very slow. As for your current problem, why don't you use more high-level solutions such QGenericMatrix<10,10,int> ?
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    The array M declared at line 34 of your last post listing, and the array M you declare locally in FenPrincipale::FenPrincipale() (line 168) are not the same variable. You initialise the local variable which goes out of scope at the end of the constructor. The member variable is not initialised.

    As for the places you are passing M as a parameter... you are passing a copy of the array. You should consider passing a const reference to the array, or not passing the array at all where it is a member variable.
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    you are passing a copy of the array. You should consider passing a const reference to the array
    I don't think this matters here since in the end int[][] is really a int** so it is a pointer that is copied, not the contents of the array.
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    Your point about the copy is correct. My mistake.

    However, int[10][10] is 100 ints in a contiguous block of memory (that the compiler accesses using an int* and known geometry), and not a pointer to a block of 10 pointers to blocks of 10 ints each (i.e. not int**). So:
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    4. int array[10][10]; // sizeof(array) == 400
    5.  
    6. foo(array);  // will compile
    7. bar(array); // error: cannot convert ‘int (*)[10]’ to ‘int**’ for argument ‘1’ to ‘void bar(int**)’
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