I asked this question previously on chegg and I'm not understanding the code to much, I'm suppose to accomplish this homework "recursively." Could you please add comments and the missing declaration for identifies for this to work cause it also had a few errors. Thanks! //**********Code below***************

#include #include

void fill(){ while(true){ cin>>symbol; if(symbol=='E'){ cout>filename; std::ifstream infile(filename,std::ofstream::binary); std::ofstream outfile ("temp.txt",std::ofstream::binary); outfile.open ("test.txt"); cout>x; cout>y; cout>symbol; string line; while (std::getline(infile, line)){ if(x==0) break; outfile.write(line,line.length()); x--; } if(x==0 and line.length()>0){ line[y-1]=symbol; outfile.write(line,line.length()); while (std::getline(infile, line)){ outfile.write(line,line.length()); } } else{ while(x>0){ outfile.write(" ",1); } line=''; for(int i=0;i

int main(){ return 0; }

Your job is to write the fill function for a raster-based graphics symbols. The input to the function is the row and column cell of the pixel (symbol) to be changed and what symbol to change it to. The goal is to fill the enclosed shape (of one symbol) with the new symbol. This should be done recursively program. The graphic is stored in a 2D array of D-D-??? The program should dynamically read in an ascii art file, then prompt the user for the cell to fill and what symbol to fill it with. Then allow the user to save the new art Example run: Select from the options: (L) oad art F) ill. (S) ave art Choice? L File to read art.txt Ceeee oSS$$SSS$$$$ ~"SSSSSS"~ .@@@@> Cooee