// team.cpp -- Driver for the player class.
// This program illustrates an array of class objects.
// Since each object of the player class is a football player,
// an array of these objects can be considered a football team.
//
// The program reads a file containing some data on members of a
// football team.  Each player is assigned to a single player object.
// The entire team becomes an array of these player objects.
// The program prints the player information in an easy-to-read format,
// using the player class << operator.
//
// Note that at the top of the program, we define p to be an array
// of 50 player objects.  We may not need all these, so we keep track
// of how many players are read from the file with the "num_players" variable.

#include "player.h"
#include <iostream.h>
#include <fstream.h>

void print_team(player p[], int num_players);

int main()
{
  int i = 0, num_players;
  player p[50];
  ifstream in_file;
  char file_name[81], line[81];

  cout << "What is the name of the input file?  ";
  cin >> file_name;

  in_file.open(file_name);
  while (in_file.fail())
  {
	 cout << "Can't find the file.  Try again.\n";
	 cout << "What is the name of the input file?  ";
	 cin >> file_name;
	 in_file.open(file_name);
  }

  // This is the loop that reads each player's numbers from the file.
  while (1)
  {
	 in_file.getline(line, 81);
	 if (in_file.eof())
		break;
	 player temp(line);
	 p[i++] = temp;
  }
  num_players = i;

  // Once we have the entire array of player objects initialized,
  // let's show the user the entire team.
  cout << "\nHere are the members of the football team:\n\n";
  print_team(p, num_players);

  return 0;
}

// This function just prints all the objects to the screen.
// Note that we are invoking the << operator for each object.
void print_team(player p[], int num_players)
{
  for (int i = 0; i < num_players; ++i)
	 if (p[i].over200())
		cout << p[i];
}


// Assume that the file team.txt looks like this,
// containing exactly these lines of text:
//
// Alessio, Steven 27 6-8 233 11/8/1971
// Blumfield, Justin 32 6-2 185 24/11/1977
// Bolton, Mark 23 6-4 189 3/3/1979
// Denham, Sean 38 5-10 176 29/4/1969
// Fletcher, Dustin 6-6 202 92 5/7/1975
// Henneman, Aaron 3 6-4 191 13/12/1980
// Hird, James 5 6-2 202 2/4/1973
// Jacobs, Danny 42 6-2 198 25/6/1980
// Lloyd, Matthew 18 6-3 198 16/4/1978
// McAlister, Daniel 4 6-1 191 22/8/1978
// Wallis, Dean 21 6-3 200 27/8/1969
// Wellman, Sean 6 6-4 196 20/9/1974
//
// The output of the program looks like this:
//
// What is the name of the input file?  team.txt
//
// Here are the members of the football team:
//
// # 27  Steven Alessio       6'  8"  233 lbs.  born 11/ 8/1971
// # 32  Justin Blumfield     6'  2"  185 lbs.  born 24/11/1977
// # 23  Mark Bolton          6'  4"  189 lbs.  born  3/ 3/1979
// # 38  Sean Denham          5' 10"  176 lbs.  born 29/ 4/1969
// # 31  Dustin Fletcher      6'  6"  202 lbs.  born  5/ 7/1975
// #  3  Aaron Henneman       6'  4"  191 lbs.  born 13/12/1980
// #  5  James Hird           6'  2"  202 lbs.  born  2/ 4/1973
// # 42  Danny Jacobs         6'  2"  198 lbs.  born 25/ 6/1980
// # 18  Matthew Lloyd        6'  3"  198 lbs.  born 16/ 4/1978
// #  4  Daniel McAlister     6'  1"  191 lbs.  born 22/ 8/1978
// # 21  Dean Wallis          6'  3"  200 lbs.  born 27/ 8/1969
// #  6  Sean Wellman         6'  4"  196 lbs.  born 20/ 9/1974