Example Class?

[NOMADMAN]

I'm tring to make a program that takes information for CD sales from a local music store. It takes the infor and then calculates total sales and then displays them. I'm having no luck with it.

Could anybody please help? I mean does anyone have a similar program already made, so I can look over it for correct syntax and maybe some code snips?!?!?

I'm desperate!

NOMAD

[NOMADMAN]

Or in fact I'll post what I have and if some bored soul wants to fix it that would be even better! thanks!

#include <iostream>
using std :: ostream;
using std :: istream;
using std :: basic_istream;
using std :: basic_ostream;
using std :: cout;
using std :: cin;

#include <iomanip>
using std :: ios;

#include <string>
using namespace std;

enum CDCatagory { Show, Pop, Rock, Classical, Country, Religious, International, Gothic, Other };

//template <class CD>
class CD {
	unsigned long int UPC;
	string Artist;
	string Title;
	unsigned short int PlayTime;
	CDCatagory Category;
	float Price;
	unsigned int Sold;
	CD* CDprt;
public:
	CD();
	~CD() {
		delete [] CDPtr;
	};
	CD(unsigned long int id);
	CD(CD & c);

	bool operator == (const  CD c);
	bool operator < (const CD c);
	CD operator = (const CD c);
		
	friend istream & operator >> (istream & i, CD & c)
	{
		int iTempCategory;

		cout << "Enter UPC: ";
		i >> c.UPC;
		i.ignore(1);

		cout << "Enter Artist: ";
		i.getline(c.Artist, 40, "\n");

		cout << "Enter Title: ";
		i.getline(c.Title, 40, "\n");

		cout << "Enter Playing Time: ";
		i >> c.PlayTime;
		i.ignore(1);

		cout << "Show, Pop, Rock, Classical, Country, Religious, International, Gothic Rock, Other";
		cout << "Enter Category (1-9): ";
		i >> iTempCategory;

		switch (iTempCategory) {
			case 1:		c.Category = Show;
						break;
			case 2:		c.Category = Pop;
						break;
			case 3:		c.Category = Rock;
						break;
			case 4:		c.Category = Classical;
						break;
			case 5:		c.Category = Country;
						break;
			case 6:		c.Category = Religious;
						break;
			case 7:		c.Category = International;
						break;
			case 8:		c.Category = Gothic;
						break;

			default :	c.Category = Other;
						break;
		};

		cout << "Enter Retail Price: ";
		i >> float(c.Price);
		i.ignore(1);

		cout << "Enter Unit Sales: ";
		i >> c.Sold;
	};
	friend ostream & operator << (ostream & o, const CD & c)
	{
		o << c.UPC << "   "
		  << c.Title << "   "
		  << c.Artist << "   "
		  << c.Category  << "   "
		  << c.PlayTime << "   "
		  << c.Price << "   "
		  << c.Sold;
	};
};

CD<CD>::CD(int i) {
	CD(i).Artist = "NO ARTIST";
	CD(i).Title = "NO TITLE";
	CD(i).UPC = 0;
	CD(i).Price = "0.00";
	CD(i).Sold = 0;
	CD(i).PlayTime = 0.0;
	CD(i).Category = Other;
};

CD<CD>::~CD() {
	Artisit = "";
	Title = "NO TITLE";
	UPC = 0;
	Price = "0.00";
	Sold = 0;
	PlayTime = 0.0;
	Category = Other;
};

CVector CVector:: operator+ (CVector param) 

CD CD:: operator= (CD c) {

	CD c2;
	
	c2.UPC = c.UPC;
	c2.Artist = c.Artist;
	c2.Title = c.Title;
	c2.PlayTime = c.PlayTime;
	c2.Category = c.Category;
	c2.Sold = c.Sold;
	c2.Price = c.Price;

	return (c2);
};

bool CD:: operator== (CD c1, CD c2) {
	if (c1.UPC == c2.UPC) {
		return true;
	}
	else
		return false;
};

bool CD:: operator< (CD c1, CD c2) {
	if (c1.UPC < c2.UPC) {
		return true;
	}
	else
		return false;
};

template <class CD>
void BubbleSort(itemtype values[], int start, int end) {
	for (int index = end, index > start, index--) {
		CD temp;
		if (values[index] < values[index-1]) {
			temp = values[index];
			values[index] = values[index-1];
			values[index-1] = temp;
		};
	};	
	return 0;
};

void PrintHeader() {
	cout << "				Tower Records Store"
		 << "			 Monthly Report for May 2001"
		 << "			  Prepared by "
		 << endl;
	cout << "										Unit	Sold"
		 << endl;
	cout << "UPC#	Title	Artist	Label	Time	Price	Sold	Sales"
		 << endl;
	return 0;
}

NOMAD

[NOMADMAN]

Anything would help, if you see an error could you please tell me. I can't find a place that explains this. Not even my textbook given a detailed anough explanation to classes!

NOMAD

[CornedBee]

I don't have the time to read all that code, just one little thing:
using namespace std;
is the same as a
using std::xxx
declaration for every element of std.
You don't need all those using std::* declarations since you have the using namepsace std andyway.

Maybe I'll take a look later.