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** Name: 

** Filename: DateTimeDrv.cpp

** Project #: Deitel & Deitel 6.10

** Project Description: Combine the modified Time class of
   Exercise 6.8 and the modified Date class of Exercise 6.9
   into one class called DateAndTime. Modify the ticks function
   to call the nextDay function if the time is incremented into
   the next day. Modify function printStandard and printMilitary
   to output the date in addition to the time. Write a driver 
   program to test the new class DateAndTime. Specifically, test
   incrementing the time into the next day.

** Output: Print out Starting Standard Time, Starting 
           Military Time, and Starting Date as entered
	   by user. Print out the Standard Time, Military
	   Time and Date that would result from 3 second 
	   increments.

** Input:  Enter Starting Hour    = 1 - 24
           Enter Starting Minutes = 0 - 60
	   Enter Starting Seconds = 0 - 60 
	   Enter Starting Month   = 1 - 12
	   Enter Starting Day     = 1 - 31
	   Enter Starting Year    = Format(2002)

** Algorithm: Create Driver File vbdriver.cpp
              Include the DateandTime.h header
	      In the DateandTime Header Identify a Time 
	      class and a Date class and declare functions
	      and variables.
     	      Make a DateandTime.cpp file with the functions
		Time
		Date
		PrintMilitary
		PrintStandard
		nextDay
		LeapYear
	      Use the int main() in the vbdriver to call the
	      functions through the DateandTime.h header file
	      from the DateandTime.cpp file. 
	      Print to screen purpose of program
	      Print to screen instructs to enter
	      Time and Date to start at
	      Print to screen the time and date starting at
	      Print the time and date incremented in a 3 second
	      interval.
	      End Program

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// Include files
#include <iostream>  // used for cin, cout
#include <conio.h>
#include <iomanip>
#include "DateTime.h"
using namespace std;

// Global Type Declarations

// Function Prototypes
void instruct (void);
void pause ();
void incrementSeconds( Time &, const int, Date & );

//Global Variables - should not be used without good reason.

int main ()
{
	 // Declaration section

        //Time
        Time t;

        int a, //Hour
            b, //Minutes
	    c, //Seconds
	    x, //Month
	    y, //Day
	    z; //Year
	  
	// Executable section
	 instruct ();
	 cout << "Set The Time To Start At Below\n"
	      << "Starting Hour: ";
          cin >> a;
          t.setHour( a );
         cout << "Starting Minutes: ";
          cin >> b;
          t.setMinute( b );
         cout << "Starting Seconds: ";
          cin >> c;
          t.setSecond( c);

     cout << "\nSet The Date To Start At Below\n"
	      << "Starting Month: ";
      cin >> x;       
     cout << "Starting Day: ";
      cin >> y;       
     cout << "Starting Year: ";
      cin >> z;
	  
	 //Date
         Date d( x, y, z );

         t.setTime( a, b, c );
         incrementSeconds( t, 3, d );
  	
   pause ();
   return 0;
}
void incrementSeconds(Time &tt, const int count, Date &d )
{ 
   cout << "\nIncrementing In Seconds " << count
        << " times:\nStandard Time: ";
        tt.printStandard();
   cout << "   Military Time: ";
        tt.printMilitary();
   cout << "\t";
        d.print();
   
   for ( int i = 0; i < count; i++ ) {
       tt.setSecond( ( tt.getSecond() + 1 ) % 60);

	   if ( tt.getSecond() == 0 ){
      tt.setMinute( ( tt.getMinute() + 1 ) % 60);
  
      if ( tt.getMinute() == 0 )
         tt.setHour( ( tt.getHour() + 1 ) % 24);

	  if ( tt.getHour() == 0 )
	     d.nextDay();
	   }
      cout << "\n   Second + 1: ";
      tt.printStandard();
      cout << "\t\t    ";
	  tt.printMilitary();
	  cout << "\t";
	  d.print();
   }

   cout << endl;
}	 
void instruct (void)
{
	  // Declaration section
      cout << "This program will take the starting time and date entered by "
		   << "the user and print\nit out in standard format and military "
		   << "format. It will also increment the time\nby 3 seconds to show "
		   << "the changing of the time. In addition to this it will also roll "
		   << "the date over to the next day and the year to the next year if it "
		   << "is\ndetermined to be needed.\n"
		   << "_______________________________________________________________"
		   << "________________"
		   << "\n" 
		   << endl;
           pause();
	  // Executable section
}

void pause ()
{
    // Declaration section

    // Executable section
    cout << "\nPress any key to continue...";
    getch();
    cout << "\r";
    cout << "                            ";
    cout << "\r";
}
/*
Program Output

This program will take the starting time and date entered by the user and print
it out in standard format and military format. It will also increment the time
by 3 seconds to show the changing of the time. In addition to this it will also
roll the date over to the next day and the year to the next year if it is
determined to be needed.
_______________________________________________________________________________

Set The Time To Start At Below
Starting Hour:  11
Starting Minutes: 59
Starting Seconds: 58

Set The Date To Start At Below
Starting Month: 12
Starting Day: 31
Starting Year: 2002

Incrementing In Seconds 3 times:
Standard Time: 11:59:58 AM   Military Time: 11:59:58    Date Is: 12-31-2002
   Second + 1: 11:59:59 AM                  11:59:59    Date Is: 12-31-2002
   Second + 1: 12:00:00 PM                  12:00:00    Date Is: 12-31-2002
   Second + 1: 12:00:01 PM                  12:00:01    Date Is: 12-31-2002

Press any key to continue...

Set The Time To Start At Below
Starting Hour:  23
Starting Minutes: 59
Starting Seconds: 58

Set The Date To Start At Below
Starting Month: 12
Starting Day: 31
Starting Year: 2002

Incrementing In Seconds 3 times:
Standard Time: 11:59:58 PM   Military Time: 23:59:58    Date Is: 12-31-2002
   Second + 1: 11:59:59 PM                  23:59:59    Date Is: 12-31-2002
   Second + 1: 12:00:00 AM                  00:00:00    Date Is: 1-1-2003
   Second + 1: 12:00:01 AM                  00:00:01    Date Is: 1-1-2003

Press any key to continue...
*/