need help!

[abroda9]

I have to create these image for a program and The program should be able to show the user the 5 options and let the user select one of the images. I already have the images created but i dont know how to put them in the option for the user to choose. this is what I have so far. plz help
#include "stdafx.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <windows.h>

using namespace std;


//Draw the 5 images. 5 is the number of the images. 11 is the number of rows in that image.
const int IMGS[5][11] = {}


{
" _____________________ ",
" | _____________ | ",
" | | o o | | ",
" | | 1 | | ",
" | | \___/ | | ",
" | |____ ____| | ",
" |________|\_/|________| ",
" _|___|/ \|___|_.......... ",
" / *********** \ ",
" / ************* \ ",
" --------------------- ",
};


{
" _____________________ ",
" | _____________ | ",
" | | o o | | ",
" | | 2 | | ",
" | | \___/ | | ",
" | |____ ____| | ",
" |________|\_/|________| ",
" _|___|/ \|___|_.......... ",
" / *********** \ ",
" / ************* \ ",
" --------------------- ",
};




{
" _____________________ ",
" | _____________ | ",
" | | o o | | ",
" | | 3 | | ",
" | | \___/ | | ",
" | |____ ____| | ",
" |________|\_/|________| ",
" _|___|/ \|___|_.......... ",
" / *********** \ ",
" / ************* \ ",
" --------------------- ",
};

{
" _____________________ ",
" | _____________ | ",
" | | o o | | ",
" | | 4 | | ",
" | | \___/ | | ",
" | |____ ____| | ",
" |________|\_/|________| ",
" _|___|/ \|___|_.......... ",
" / *********** \ ",
" / ************* \ ",
" --------------------- ",
};

{
" _____________________ ",
" | _____________ | ",
" | | o o | | ",
" | | 5 | | ",
" | | \___/ | | ",
" | |____ ____| | ",
" |________|\_/|________| ",
" _|___|/ \|___|_.......... ",
" / *********** \ ",
" / ************* \ ",
" --------------------- ",
};
//Function will print out the image that the user enter
void PrintIMGS(int P)
{
cout << "\n";
int x;
for (x = 0; x < 11; x++)
cout << "\n" << IMGS[P][x];

}

//Print images and show to user all the options.
char selectionimage;
cout << "Image A: \n";
Image_Logo(Comp1, 11);
cout << "Image B: \n";
Image_Logo(Comp2, 11);
cout << "Image C: \n";
Image_Logo(Comp3, 11);
cout << "Image D: \n";
Image_Logo(Comp4, 11);
cout << "Image E: \n";
Image_Logo(Comp5, 11);

cout << "\n\nEnter: ";

[helnow]

int select;

cout<<"\t\t\tMenu\n\n"

cout <<"press 1 to select image 1\n";
cout <<"press 2 to select image 2\n";
cout <<"press 3 to select image 3\n";
cout <<"press 4 to select image 4\n";
cout <<"press 5 to select image 5\n";
cin>>select;

//then you could do a switch statement or if statement to print out the image the user selected 

switch(select)
{
   case 1: //print the 1st image 
                 break;
   case 2: //print the 2nd image 
                 break;
   case 3: //print the 3rd image 
                 break;
   case 4: //print the 4th image 
                 break;
   case 5: //print the 5th image 
                 break;   
}

i think this is what you are looking for
hope it helps

[abroda9]

Thanks sir, this is exactly what im looking fot

[j3Rz8vqX]

Or:

int select;

cout<<"\t\t\tMenu\n\n"

cout <<"press 1 to select image 1\n";
cout <<"press 2 to select image 2\n";
cout <<"press 3 to select image 3\n";
cout <<"press 4 to select image 4\n";
cout <<"press 5 to select image 5\n";
cin>>select;

for(int i=0;i<11;i++)
{
    cout<<IMGS[select][i];//Prints up to 11 lines of your strings (0-10);
}

Something of that sort... although it has been solved already, I've just wanted to indicate that there were other means possible other than a switch; but switches are perfectly fine as well.

[helnow]

loops works great too.
i didn't think of using loops, but good one @Dput