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I'm trying to send an Album object from main to a function in another .cpp file but I'm getting errors when compiling: From main I create an Album object and then try to pass it to the menu function like so: <pre><code>Model::Album album("TestAlbum"); View::Menu m; m.startMenu(album); </code></pre> My menu class: <pre><code>#include "stdio.h" #include "Menu.hpp" #include "AlbumOps.hpp" #include "Album.hpp" #include <iostream> using namespace std; namespace View { void Menu::startMenu(Model::Album inAlbum) //compile errors happen here { int option = 1; while (option!=5) { cout << "1. Add image to album\n"; cout << "2. Remove image from album\n"; cout << "3. List all images in album\n"; cout << "4. View image in album\n"; cout << "5. Quit\n"; //and so on </code></pre> When I try to compile this, I get errors on the void Menu::startMenu(Model::Album inAlbum) line 'Model' has not been declared Model is a namespace I use. I thought including the Album.hpp would fix this but it hasn't and I'm at a loss for how to fix this. Edit: Menu is a class, here is my Menu.hpp: <pre><code>#ifndef MENU_H //"Header guard" #define MENU_H namespace View { class Menu { public: void startMenu(Model::Album inAlbum); }; } #endif </code></pre> And my Album.hpp: <pre><code>#ifndef ALBUM_H #define ALBUM_H #include <string> #include <vector> #include "Image.hpp" namespace Model{ class Album { private: std::vector<Image*> imageList; std::string albumName; public: Album(std::string); /****Setters****/ void setAlbumName(std::string); void addImage(Image); /****Getters****/ Image getImage(int); std::string getAlbumName(); int getListLength(); }; } #endif </code></pre>
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