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Hi,
I have a function
bool checkEmpty(int businessEntries, int economyEntries)
{
if(businessEntries ==0 && economyEntries == 0)
{
cout <<"The reservations are empty. No action taken!\n";
return true;
}
return false;
}
but when I call it within other functions by
if (checkEmpty(businessEntrie
my program doesn't give me the required cout statement if the conditions are true.
Kaz
I have a function
bool checkEmpty(int businessEntries, int economyEntries)
{
if(businessEntries ==0 && economyEntries == 0)
{
cout <<"The reservations are empty. No action taken!\n";
return true;
}
return false;
}
but when I call it within other functions by
if (checkEmpty(businessEntrie
my program doesn't give me the required cout statement if the conditions are true.
Kaz
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Please post code calling this function with the true condition.
The problem more then likely is that you're really not getting a true condition.
Try putting a break point on the if condition, and then examin the variable values to verify their condition.
The problem more then likely is that you're really not getting a true condition.
Try putting a break point on the if condition, and then examin the variable values to verify their condition.
>>my program doesn't give me the required cout statement if the conditions are true.
You should also check to see if your code is not returning before it even reaches the if condition that calls checkEmpty
You should also check to see if your code is not returning before it even reaches the if condition that calls checkEmpty
Axter,
This is one of the functions that uses checkEmpty.
void cancelBooking(string name[], long phoneNo[],string seatClass[],
int& businessEntries,int& economyEntries)
{
if (checkEmpty(businessEntrie
cout<<"Please enter the name to be cancelled: ";
cin>>ws;
string toDelete = getValidName();
// find the booking in the reservations system
int index =-1;
index = seqSearch(name,toDelete, businessEntries, economyEntries);
if(index == -1)
{
cout<< toDelete << " is not in the booking list.\n"<<endl;
return;
}
cout<< toDelete << " booking cancelled.\n"<<endl;
// blank out the deleted name
name[index] = "";
}
if there have been no bookings entered at all it doesn't say "The Reservations are empty"........
It does however, search for any name you enter and return the result.
This is one of the functions that uses checkEmpty.
void cancelBooking(string name[], long phoneNo[],string seatClass[],
int& businessEntries,int& economyEntries)
{
if (checkEmpty(businessEntrie
cout<<"Please enter the name to be cancelled: ";
cin>>ws;
string toDelete = getValidName();
// find the booking in the reservations system
int index =-1;
index = seqSearch(name,toDelete, businessEntries, economyEntries);
if(index == -1)
{
cout<< toDelete << " is not in the booking list.\n"<<endl;
return;
}
cout<< toDelete << " booking cancelled.\n"<<endl;
// blank out the deleted name
name[index] = "";
}
if there have been no bookings entered at all it doesn't say "The Reservations are empty"........
It does however, search for any name you enter and return the result.
Axter,
I have run the debug putting a breakpoint on the if statement. It seems the variables have a value of businessEntries=1 and economyEntries=9. Am I right to assume that it's picking up initialized values from the main function?
int main(void)
{
string name[MAX_ENTRIES] = {" "}, seatClass[MAX_ENTRIES]={" "} ;
long phoneNo[MAX_ENTRIES] = {0};
int businessEntries = 0, economyEntries = 3 * 3; // Economy skips the first 3 rows and 3 columns
and if so does that mean I have to somehow initialize the variables within the checkEmpty function?
I have run the debug putting a breakpoint on the if statement. It seems the variables have a value of businessEntries=1 and economyEntries=9. Am I right to assume that it's picking up initialized values from the main function?
int main(void)
{
string name[MAX_ENTRIES] = {" "}, seatClass[MAX_ENTRIES]={" "} ;
long phoneNo[MAX_ENTRIES] = {0};
int businessEntries = 0, economyEntries = 3 * 3; // Economy skips the first 3 rows and 3 columns
and if so does that mean I have to somehow initialize the variables within the checkEmpty function?
Another tiny suggestion...
cout << "The reservations are empty" << endl;
You've ended the string with a \n, which would print the line if you were using printf(), but it isn't guaranteed to do the same thing using C++ I/O. You could be getting the message but not seeing it because the stream buffer wasn't flushed to the output.
I've seem implementations that work both ways. std::endl will definitely flush the buffer.
cout << "The reservations are empty" << endl;
You've ended the string with a \n, which would print the line if you were using printf(), but it isn't guaranteed to do the same thing using C++ I/O. You could be getting the message but not seeing it because the stream buffer wasn't flushed to the output.
I've seem implementations that work both ways. std::endl will definitely flush the buffer.
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Because of that, the checkEmpty() conditions never are true. Change it to:
bool checkEmpty(int businessEntries, int economyEntries)
{
if(businessEntries ==0 && economyEntries == 9)
{
cout <<"The reservations are empty. No action taken!\n";
return true;
}
return false;
}
However, i don't know why businessEntries has a value of 1?
And if you get gaps after cancelling some reservations, businessEntries and economyEntries do not really 'count' filled seats but the next never filled seat no that is empty. I would suggest that you hold two more integers to count the number of filled seats, e. g. businessCount and economyCount.
Regards, Alex