[DeveloperX]

lol, well with that said......

I would like to know how you would handle this situation:

I want to have my tile engine be more robust, by creating
'instances' of the tile class dynamically, depending on the loaded
tileset.

my tileset file is simply a text file that looks like this:

[DrunkenCoder]

Firstly I really can't comprehend why you don't take the time to participate and become a part of this community outside times of dire need for help on your own part, we're a friendly bunch quite much like an Irish family "there's always room for one more". Just saying it would be nice to have you stick around.

But your problem can be solved so easily that I hardly understand why you bother asking, but none can even do your homework for you proberly without knowing how you want it solved, I could probably hack up a working but not industrial strength version in something like half an hour
but since I have no idea if you would want it using ifstreams std::string and STL containers or using FILE* strcmp and plain vanilla arrays it wouldn't be much use.

And well conceptualy there's not really much to discuss the pseudo code would be:

Open File
Read Each Line As row
IF row == some_section THEN current_section = some_section
ELSE current_section.add_tile( row)

Clarify and maybe someone can give a proper answer
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[DeveloperX]

[DrunkenCoder]

Oh, that's a sad bewildering and tragic story, seems like you've been through some rough turns.

Sadly enough I still don't know how you want the problem solved so I can't be more specific than in my first post.
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