[dawidg81]

Thank you for the advice. Well, indeed, when I looked at my code after reading your comment I've seen broken things I haven't seen before. You are also right about focusing on one thing, completing one working code.

Today in the code, (I hope that) I've fixed some of the bugs you've mentioned, for example tile map. It's still type of an integer but in displayBoard() I've made small number-to-character translation so for example if tileMap is 0 it puts a '#' (unrevealed tile).

I've also completely removed Utils class and files of it, I thought that I don't really need them. Recently I was just learning about classes in C++ and got a little crazy about them, okay maybe not crazy but interested. Utils class may come back if the code will be ever more complicated.

In editDiff() I've replaced functions from Utils class with traditional if statements checking if user doesn't want to put too big board width and height and amount of mines.

There is no game loop yet but I'm going to add it in near future in the main file. I've also made small changes in the initBoard() so the bomb map is cleared first with zeros. Though I'm not sure about the loops randomly filling the map with mines. I've added additional third loop in the two loops iterating.

After making a basic game loop i start making game logic.