Issues moving between files (&syntax), comparing structs, and c-strings - c++

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The requirements of this program are in the photos. Please note I can only use the libraries i already have implemented in my code.
I have been trying all day and I know this is very messy and not the best way but I cannot think of any other ways to get what I want. (Please don't be too harsh on me, I am very well aware im not very smart. That's why im asking you)
Here is what I have
#include <iostream>
#include<fstream>
#include <cstring>
using namespace std;
struct Move{
char name[50];
int damage;
};
struct Character{
char name[50];
char char_class[50];
int hitPoints;
int armorClass;
bool isAlive;
char moveName[50];
};
struct Sesh{
char char1[50];
char moveName[50];
char target[50];
int roll;
};
void session( Character c, ofstream& out);
int main() {
Character c;
int M, N, K; //# of moves, # of characters
Character *character;
Move *moves;
Sesh *sesh;
/* To open an input file, that is, a file that contains data we need to
* read into our program, a la cin, we need a variable of type ifstream
*/
ifstream in1, in2;
// The next step is to open the input file using the ifstream variable
in1("character".c_str());
// If, for some reason, we cannot open the file, print an error message
if (!in1) {
cout << "Error opening character.txt" << endl;
} else {
// file was opened successfully.
// We can now use the ifstream variable just like cin, to read from the file
//Read in number of moves
in1 >> M;
//declare the dynamic Move array of size 'M'
moves = new Move[M];
in1.ignore();// to get rid of preceding newline
for (int i = 0; i < M; i++) {
char tab; // a char to read the separator character
getline(in1, moves[i].name, '\t');
in1 >> moves[i].damage; //do i need a \n here
in1 >> '\n';
}
in1 >> N;
character = new Character[N];
in1.ignore();
for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) {
char tab; // a char to read the separator character
getline(in1, character[i].name, '\t');
getline(in1, character[i].char_class, '\t');
in1 >> character[i].hitPoints;
in1 >> tab;
in1 >> character[i].armorClass;
in1 >> tab;
getline(in1, character[i].moveName, '\n');
// isAlive=true;
}
cout << "Inputs read in successfully" << endl;
}
in2("session".c_str());
if (!in2) {
cout << "Error opening session.txt" << endl;
} else {
in2 >> K; //numAttacks
sesh = new Sesh[K];
in2.ignore();
for (k = 0; k < 15; k++) { // k<K keep getting error for infinity loop?
char tab; // a char to read the separator character
getline(in2, character[k].name, '\t');
getline(in2, sesh[k].moveName, '\t');
getline(in2, sesh[k].target, '\t');
in2 >> sesh[k].roll;
in2 >> '\n';
}
for (i = 0; i < 9; i++) {
for (k = 0; k < 15; k++) {
if ((sesh[k].char1 == character[i].name) && (sesh[k].moveName == character[i].moveName)) {
for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) {
if (character[j].name == sesh[k].target) {
if (character[j].armorClass <= sesh[k].roll) {
for (int x = 0; x < M; x++) {
if (moves[x].name == character[i].moveName) {
character[j].hitPoints = character[j].hitPoints - moves[x].damage;
if (character[j].hitPoints < 0) {
character[j].isAlive = false;
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
ofstream out;
out(alive.c_string);
if (!out)
cout << "error opening MovieOutputs.txt" << endl;
else {
//output file was opened successfully
// We can use the ofstream variable just like cout, to print to the file
for (int i = 0; i < N; i++)
if (character[i].isAlive == 0) { //0 is true?
print(character[i], out); // Use the print function to print
cout << "Wrote to output file";
}
}
// once we are done with the file, we close it.
in1.close();
in2.close();
}
// We're done with the output file. Close it.
out.close();
//delete the dynamic array
delete[] character;
delete[] moves;
delete[] sesh;
// To run programs with files, we need to run using debugging.
// The cin.get() makes the program wait for us to press a key before it terminates.
cin.get();
}
void print(Character c, ofstream &out)
{
// Just use the oftstream variable like cout.
out << c.name << c.hitPoints << endl;
}