void Bullet::shoot(float startX, float startY,
float targetX, float targetY)
{
// Keep track of the bullet
m_InFlight = true;
m_Position.x = startX;
m_Position.y = startY;

// Calculate the gradient of the flight path
float gradient = (startX - targetX) / (startY - targetY);

// Any gradient less than zero needs to be negative
if (gradient < 0)
{
gradient *= -1;
}

// Calculate the ratio between x and t
float ratioXY = m_BulletSpeed / (1 + gradient);

// Set the "speed" horizontally and vertically
m_BulletDistanceY = ratioXY;
m_BulletDistanceX = ratioXY * gradient;

// Point the bullet in the right direction
if (targetX < startX)
{
m_BulletDistanceX *= -1;
}

if (targetY < startY)
{
m_BulletDistanceY *= -1;
}

// Finally, assign the results to the
// member variables
m_XTarget = targetX;
m_YTarget = targetY;

// Set a max range of 1000 pixels
float range = 1000;
m_MinX = startX - range;
m_MaxX = startX + range;
m_MinY = startY - range;
m_MaxY = startY + range;

// Position the bullet ready to be drawn
m_BulletShape.setPosition(m_Position);
}

int angle = atan2(mEnemy.getPosition().y – mPlayer.getPosition().y, mEnemy.getPosition().x – mPlayer.getPosition().x);
angle = angle * (180 / PI);
std::cout << "Value is" << angle << "\n";

I am using SFML………..any tips to point in the the right direction?
I also have had angle as a double but it gives weird output. How would I go about doing this, I created a picture imgur to show what I am talking about, any help in direction on how to solve this problem? in short I want the enemy to shoot towards the player wherever he is on screen. here is a pic http://imgur.com/a/YDait