How see the table on C++

[login12]

Yo.
I have returned to studying C ++ and I am developing a auto-loot system for 1.3 as a form of study.
But I have a doubt. Well, when I try to check which items are inside the container (body), it returns me a table, probably with the informations of items inside, but I don't know how to handle them in C ++.

Funcion used:

            if (player->canOpenCorpse(corpseOwner)) {
                std::cout << "List of Items: " << container->getItem() << std::endl;
            }

Someone know how i can do that?

 

[Infernum]

for (Item* item : container->getItems()) {
    std::cout << item->getName() << '\n';
}

 

[login12]

for (Item* item : container->getItems()) {
    std::cout << item->getName() << '\n';
}

Can u explain why u use Item* item to reference?
I think I know why, but need certain
Thanks for reply btw<3

I got error on compile check that:

/home/forgottenserver/src/actions.cpp: In member function ‘ReturnValue Actions::internalUseItem(Player*, const Position&, uint8_t, Item*, bool)’:
/home/forgottenserver/src/actions.cpp:386:34: error: ‘class Container’ has no member named ‘getItem ’
     for (Item* item : container->getItems()) {
                                  ^
CMakeFiles/tfs.dir/build.make:101: recipe for target 'CMakeFiles/tfs.dir/src/actions.cpp.o' failed

 

[Infernum]

Sorry, that's the wrong function, it should be:

for (Item* item : container->getItemList()) {
    std::cout << item->getName() << '\n';
}

The container (std::deque) holds pointers to Item objects, so when you iterate it, you need to use the same type for the loop variable.

 

[login12]

Thanks for that.