Added proper functioning for Character.enter(). Now it fully works, Yay

Character.cpp

@@ -8,11 +8,36 @@
  */
 #include <iostream>
 #include <string>
-#include "Door.cpp"
+#include "Door.h"
 #include "Character.h"
-void Character::enter (int cDoor) {
 
-	SetArea(cDoor);
+
+
+void Character::enter (Door cDoor) {
+
+//	SetArea(cDoor.GetSide2());
+
+
+	if (GetArea()==cDoor.GetSide1()) { // If the character is on the first side of the door...
+		SetArea(cDoor.GetSide2()); // Bring them to the second side.
+		std::cout << "You enter the door, going to Area " << cDoor.GetSide2() << std::endl; } // And tell them that.
+
+	else {
+
+
+
+		if (GetArea()==cDoor.GetSide2()) { // If the character is on the second side of the door...
+			SetArea(cDoor.GetSide1()); // Bring them to the first side.
+			std::cout << "You enter the door, going to Area " << cDoor.GetSide1() << std::endl;  // And tell them that.
+		}
+		else { // If the character is not on the first or second side of the door...
+			std::cout << "ERROR: Player is not on either side of door." << std::endl; // Tell them that crazy shit be goin on.
+			std::cout << "I'd exit() right now but I can't." << std::endl; } // Halt removed. Replaced with message.
+	}
+
+
+
+
 
 }
 void Character::SetArea(int nArea) { 

Character.h

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ class Character {
 	int GetArea(); // Access function.
 
 	void SetArea(int nArea); // Function to set character's area.
-	void enter(int cDoor);
+	void enter(class Door cDoor);
 };
 
 #endif