Checkpoint #3

void Render(int x, int y, bool sel)
	{
		//x&y will not be used in console

		/*NOTE: Most of this is to deal with the nullOption Don't really worry about. 
		I could have designed it differently, but there would be no need to add extra 
		stuff to this class of to the option structure for one exception.*/
		int sizeOfOpt = (opt[0]->print()).size(); //trying to find out how much space the option needs
		if(multiOpt)sizeOfOpt = 2;
		 string temp = settings->name;
		 int difference = settings->width - (settings->name.size() + 1 + sizeOfOpt);
		 if(difference >= 0)
		 {
			SetColor((multiOpt && optSel == -1 && sel) || (!multiOpt && sel)); //opt[0] shares the line the the menu title o_O?! Or if multiOpt is on check to see if there's a negative index which again means item gets special color
			cout<< settings->name << " " ;

            for(; difference > 0; difference--){cout<< settings->pad;}//fill empty space with padding char
            if(!multiOpt)cout<< opt[0]->print() << endl;// done! D:
            else{
                  if(closed)cout<< ">>" << endl;// done! D:
                  else cout<< "->"<<endl;
                 }
		 }else{
               int place = settings->name.size() + difference; //where to start deleting
               temp.erase(place, (-1 * difference)); // delete characters from menuitem name to make it fit
               if(!multiOpt)cout<< temp << " " << opt[0]->print() << endl;
               else{
                    if(closed)cout<< temp << " " << ">>" << endl;
                    else cout<< temp << " " << "->" << endl;
                    }
               }
         //rendering rest of options. This will rarely occur since most MenuItems only have 1 option! 
		 //But I added just in case someone wants the flexibility. ;)
         if(!closed && multiOpt)
         for(int i = 0; opt[i]; i++)
         {
			SetColor(sel && opt[i]->selected); //is this option selected?
			cout<< opt[i]->print() <<endl;//don't worry about making sure it fits. =/
         }
         if(optSel > -1)opt[optSel]->selected = false;
         selected = false;// is this item selected any longer?
         return;
	}

	void Render()
	{
        itemArray[0]->Render(0,0,itemArray[0]->selected);
        if(!closed)
		for(int i = 1; i <= num_items; i++)
		{
			itemArray[i]->Render(0,0,itemArray[i]->selected);
		}
		selected = false;
		return;
	}