#include "Event.h" #include "Reservation.h" Event::Event() : hall(), name(), date() {} Event::Event(const Hall& hall, String name, Date date) : tickets(), reservations() { this->hall = hall; this->name = name; this->date = date; } OrderedList& Event::get_tickets() { return tickets; } const OrderedList& Event::get_tickets() const { return tickets; } OrderedList& Event::get_reservations() { return reservations; } const OrderedList& Event::get_reservations() const { return reservations; } const Hall& Event::get_hall() const { return hall; } const String& Event::get_name() const { return name; } const Date& Event::get_date() const { return date; } /*! \param istr An input stream * * Directly reads bytes from stream (calls read() function). * Stored types must have defined a read() function. * * \remark Doesn't alter the stream in any other way. * \note Best used with binary ifstream */ void Event::read(std::istream& istr) { hall.read(istr); name.read(istr); date.read(istr); tickets.read(istr); reservations.read(istr); } /*! \param ostr An output stream * * Directly writes bytes to stream (calls write() function). * Stored types must have defined a read() function. * * \remark Doesn't alter the stream in any other way. * \note Best used with binary ofstream */ void Event::write(std::ostream& ostr) { hall.write(ostr); name.write(ostr); date.write(ostr); tickets.write(ostr); reservations.write(ostr); } /*! \return compare of halls, or if they are equal, compare of dates */ int Event::compare(const Event& other) { if (hall.compare(other.hall) == 0) return date.compare(other.date); return hall.compare(other.hall); } /*! * Uses the stream's >> operator to read and parse all internal values. * Stored types must have defined operator >>. * * \note Best used with std::cin or text std::ifstream */ std::istream& operator>>(std::istream& istr, Event& event) { Hall newHall; String newString; Date newDate; OrderedList newTickets; OrderedList newReservation; istr >> newHall >> newString >> newDate >> newTickets >> newReservation; event = Event(newHall, newString, newDate); event.get_tickets() = newTickets; event.get_reservations() = newReservation; return istr; } unsigned insertionOpSet = 0; /*! \param setting A number, defining the different options. It's best if it is passed as binary number. * * Sets a configuration setting for how operator<< should behave. Setting is stored as a global variable in the cpp file, so it's independent of Event instance. * * Each bit in the number is a certain setting. Each bit from left to right represents one of these options, from top to bottom: * 1. Write count of bought tickets (available only if 5. is set) * 2. Write count of reserved tickets (available only if 5. is set) * 3. Write reservations * 4. Write bought tickets * 5. Write Hall information * * \par Example * To configure printing the Hall information, bought tickets count and the bought tickets themselves, you would do: * \code{.cpp} * configureEventInsertionOp(0b10011); * \endcode */ void configureEventInsertionOp(unsigned setting) { insertionOpSet = setting; } /*! * Uses the stream's << operator to write all internal data, following setting from configureEventInsertionOp() * Stored types must have defined operator <<. * * \note Best used with std::cout or text std::ofstream */ std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& ostr, const Event& event) { if (insertionOpSet & 1) { ostr << "| Hall: " << event.get_hall().get_number() << " | Name: " << event.get_name() << " | Date: " << event.get_date(); if (insertionOpSet & 8) ostr << " || Tickets Count: " << event.get_tickets().get_count(); if (insertionOpSet & 16) ostr << " || Reservations Count: " << event.get_reservations().get_count(); ostr << std::endl; } if (insertionOpSet & 2) { ostr << "Bought tickets: "; for (unsigned i = 0; i < event.get_tickets().get_count(); i++) ostr << "[" << event.get_tickets()[i] << "] "; ostr << std::endl; } if(insertionOpSet & 4) { ostr << "Reserved tickets: "; for (unsigned i = 0; i < event.get_reservations().get_count(); i++) ostr << "[" << event.get_reservations()[i] << "] "; ostr << std::endl; } return ostr; }