SchoolDirectory Class Reference

Public Member Functions
	SchoolDirectory ()
void	add (Entry person)
void	print ()
Entry *	lookup (std::string first, std::string second)

Detailed Description

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Remarks

Example of a School Directory application * Entries take the form of Students, Faculty and Staff *

Example illustrates a class hierarchy * * Base class: Entry * Subclasses: Student, Faculty, Staff *

Each class has a header (.h) and implementation (.cpp) files *

Other features: overwritten << operator and virtual print * *

: file: SchoolDirectory.cpp *

Author

Henry M. Walker *

Date

January 11, 2023 *

Remarks

References *

A School Directory as an Example of Object-Oriented Design * http://localhost/courses/cpp-style-guide/directory/index.php *

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SchoolDirectory()

SchoolDirectory::SchoolDirectory ( )

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Default constructor (with no parameters) *

Member Function Documentation

add()

void SchoolDirectory::add ( Entry  person )

inline

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insert a person into the SchoolDirectory *

eirectory entries are maintained in lastname/firstname order *

Parameters

person

the entry to be inserted into the underlying directory *

Precondition

entries in the underlying directory are ordered by name *

Postcondition

the underlying directory continues to be ordered by name *

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lookup()

Entry * SchoolDirectory::lookup ( std::string  first, std::string  second  )

inline

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entries in the directory are searched by first and last name *

Parameters

first	the first name of a person *
last	the last name of a person *

Precondition

the underlying directory is ordered by last/first name *

Returns

if the name is found, a pointer to the entry is returned * if the name is not found, NULL is returned *

Remarks

searching is performed via a binarysearch *

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print()

void SchoolDirectory::print ( )

inline

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Remarks

entries in the underlying directory are printed to cout * with beginning and end markers *

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• SchoolDirectory.cpp