I have now been able to complete up to 4.10 on the cio_test.cpp, but ran into some more problems. I have declared the _tabsize in the .h file and the .cpp file. The issue arises when I try calling the test file and it doesn’t seem to find/accept the arguement that is being passed into the function on 680.
I have know been able to pass it, but the compiler doesn’t like the way I am doing it For example I have declared it like this:
static unsigned int _tabsize; //Under public so it can be reached by the main.
And the cpp file like this:
unsigned int Console::_tabsize = 4;
But the compiler still doenst like this and is saying this:
console.cpp:8:32: error: âunsigned int cio::Console::_tabsizeâ is not a static member of âclass cio::Consoleâ
I don’t Know why its doing this or even where to figure it out. Any help would be greatly appreciated as it is nearing the deadline.
sgrybas 
I don’t know if this will help, but I don’t think you need the static in front of the initialization in the cpp file. I tried to put static in front of mine and had a compile error. Also on line 680 that function takes in an int and you made tab an unsigned int. It should only give you a warning, but that’s all I can see wrong.
I have removed it from the cpp file and I still get the same error.