#include "Person.h"
#include "Student.h"
#include "courseInfo.h"
#include "340.h"

int main()
{
   int choice = 0;       
	    
   Student NIU_Student; //creates a student object
   while (choice != 999)
   {
         cout << "\nStudent Registration Database" << endl;
         cout << "Please choose from the options below (type 999 to quit)\n" << endl;
		 cout << "0. Select this to read in from file" << endl;
         cout << "1. Enter new student information" << endl;
         cout << "2. Enter new class information for student" << endl;
         cout << "3. Edit student information (not valid)" << endl;
         cout << "4. Edit class information for student (not valid)" << endl;
         cout << "5. Print student information\n" << endl;
         cout << "Please enter your choice: (the press enter, 999 to quit)";
         cin >> choice;
         
   switch(choice)
   {
   case 0:
	{
		ifstream inFile;

		inFile.open("C:\\Documents and Settings\\Tony\\My Documents\\Visual Studio 2008\\Projects\\proj2\\file.txt"); //opens file
		if (!inFile)
		{
			cout << "\nThe input file does not exist!" << endl;
			return 1;
		}
		
		string value, courseID, year, semester, grade;
		NIU_Student.setFirstName(value);
		inFile >> value;
		NIU_Student.setLastName(value);
		inFile >> value;
		NIU_Student.setSSN(value);
		inFile >> value;
		NIU_Student.setDOB(value);
		inFile >> value;
		NIU_Student.setGender(value);
		inFile >> value;
		NIU_Student.setZID(value);
		
		inFile >> courseID;
		while (inFile)
		{
			inFile >> year >> semester >> grade;
			CourseInfo student;
			student.setCourseID(courseID);
			student.setYearTaken(year);
			student.setSemesterTaken(semester);
			student.setGrade(grade);
			//addCourse(student);
			inFile >> courseID;
		}

/*
		while (inFile)
		{

			//read in class info (courseName, courseYear, courseSemester, courseGrade)
			// be able to read in as many as needed - and add them to the linked list set up in Student.h
		}
		read a courseID
while (inFile)
  {
  read the rest of the values for a course

  create a CourseInfo object using the values you've read (doesn't need
    to be dynamically allocated)
  call addCourse() to add the CourseInfo object to the linked list

  read the next courseID
  }

Does that make sense? The addCourse() method should call addToHead(),
passing along the CourseInfo object.
		*/
		break;
	}

   case 1:
       {
	       string x;
	       cout << "Please enter the first name: ";
	       cin >> x;
	       NIU_Student.setFirstName(x);
	       cout << "Please enter the last name: ";
	       cin >> x;
	       NIU_Student.setLastName(x);
	       cout << "Please enter students social security number: ";
	       cin >> x;
	       NIU_Student.setSSN(x);
	       cout << "Please enter student DoB: ";
	       cin >> x;
	       NIU_Student.setDOB(x);
	       cout << "Please enter the student's gender: ";
	       cin >> x; 
           NIU_Student.setGender(x);
           cout << "Please enter students ZID: ";
           cin >> x;
           NIU_Student.setZID(x);
           break;
         }
    case 2:
         { 
           //string entry, 
            //      more;
           /*
		   do
           {        
             cout << "Please enter course name: ";
             cin >> entry;
             NIU_Student.courses[NIU_Student.getCount()].setCourseID(entry);
             cout << "Please enter year taken: ";
             cin >> entry;
             NIU_Student.courses[NIU_Student.getCount()].setYearTaken(entry);
             cout << "Please enter semester taken: ";
             cin >> entry;
             NIU_Student.courses[NIU_Student.getCount()].setSemesterTaken(entry);
             cout << "Please enter grade for course: ";
             cin >> entry;
             NIU_Student.courses[NIU_Student.getCount()].setGrade(entry);
            cout << "Enter another class? (Y/N): ";
            cin >> more;
            NIU_Student.incrementCount();
           } while (more == "Y" || more == "y");
		   */
           break;
         }
    case 3:
         {
           cout << "Choice entered was 3" << endl;
           break;
         }
    case 4:
         {
           cout << "Choice entered was 4" << endl;
           break;
         }
    case 5:
         {
		   NIU_Student.infoPrint();
         break;
         }  
    case 999:
         {
           cout << "Quitting..." << endl;
           break;
         }
    } // end of switch statement
    } // end of while
    
    return 0;
}