Creating system to record mouse click spots Tic Tac Toe

[icsguy123]

What is it you are trying to achieve?
Creating a recording system for Tic Tac Toe for where the player clicks

What is the problem you are having?
I can't figure out why it isn't working. I've created a record system, but am having trouble figuring out how to initialize it, and to make it work.

Describe what you have tried to solve this problem
I've tried creating a function to tell me when the board is full, but that dosent work with Tic Tac Toe. The other idea I tried is whats included in the text provided, makig a record for the spots.

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Turing:

%Set up variables var player1, player2 : string %names of players var presskey : string %press any key to start the game var player1score := 1 %player1's score var player2score := 2 %player2's score var playerturn : boolean := true %records players turn var xvalue, yvalue, mouseclick, button : int %creating coordinates for where the player clicks %Creating record for player click spots var gridplacement : array 1..9 of     record         spots : array 1..9 of int     end record %Drawing gameboard procedure gameBoard     for x : 30 .. 300 by 100         for y : 75 .. 330 by 100             drawbox (x, y, x + 100, y + 100, 4)         end for     end for end gameBoard % Drawing the X on the board procedure drawX     for x : 30 .. 300 by 100         for y : 75 .. 330 by 100             if xvalue > x and xvalue < x + 100 and yvalue > y and yvalue < y + 100 then                 Draw.ThickLine (x + 10, y + 10, x + 90, y + 90, 10, black)                 Draw.ThickLine (x + 90, y + 10, x + 10, y + 90, 10, black)             end if         end for     end for end drawX %Drawing O on the board procedure drawO     for x : 30 .. 300 by 100         for y : 75 .. 330 by 100             if xvalue > x and xvalue < x + 100 and yvalue > y and yvalue < y + 100 then                 Draw.FillOval (x + 50, y + 50, 45, 45, black)                 Draw.FillOval (x + 50, y + 50, 35, 35, white)             end if         end for     end for end drawO %start output put "Welcome to Tic Tac Toe!!"     %outputs game type put " " put "Press any key to start"     %starts game once a key is pressed presskey := getchar () delay (100) put "Please insert player1's name"     %determines player1 and player2's names get player1 put "player2, please insert your name" get player2 %Game start put "Lets start the game then!"     %Output comfirmation of game start put "When clicking in the box, make sure to click as close to the centre of that specific box as possible.Ready? Go!" delay (2000) cls     %clears screen loop     locate (1, 1)     put "It is " ..     delay (100)     if playerturn = true then     %determines which player's turn it is         put player1, " 's turn" ..     else         put player2, " 's turn" ..     end if     gameBoard     buttonwait ("down", xvalue, yvalue, mouseclick, button)     % find mouseclick     buttonwait ("up", xvalue, yvalue, mouseclick, button)     if playerturn = true then %figuring out which player goes and what symbol is created when the player clicks         drawX         playerturn := false     else         drawO         playerturn := true     end if end loop

Turing:

%What I need to figure out is a recording system that records where the x's and o's have been var gridplacement : array 1..9 of     record         spots : array 1..9 of int     end record %This is what I have so far...

Please specify what version of Turing you are using
Turing 4.1.1

Please Help I hope somebody can help, I am a noob at this so please don't give me a hard time! Thanks!

[Raknarg]

First of all... Why are you making an array of 81 slots? You can just use an array 1 .. 9, or an array 1 .. 3, 1 .. 3

[icsguy123]

Oops.Did I mention I was a noob? lol so I've sorted that out, now Ive initialized the array, but where should I place it in the program for it to take affect? In the loop?

[Raknarg]

Wherever it's needed, whenever you need to access it. For instance lets say on o's turn the player selects the top left corner. WE could say slots (1, 1) = "O" or something. or if X selects the middle right, you would set slots (3, 2) to "X".

You can put it wherever you want. Remember this is basically a set of instructions. Think about what you want to do exactly and tell your program to do exactly that.