Fatal errors
I am getting an error when running my program. I can't seem to see the problem. Can someone please help.
Compiling...
functions.cpp
h:\documents and settings\administrator\my documents\c++\nsp\money.h(29) : fatal error C1070: mismatched #if/#endif pair in file 'h:\documents and settings\administrator\my documents\c++\nsp\money.h'
main.cpp
h:\documents and settings\administrator\my documents\c++\nsp\money.h(29) : fatal error C1070: mismatched #if/#endif pair in file 'h:\documents and settings\administrator\my documents\c++\nsp\money.h'
Error executing cl.exe.
NSP.exe - 2 error(s), 0 warning(s)
//**************************************************
#ifndef MONEY_H
#define MONEY_H
#include <iostream.h>
#include <iomanip.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <assert.h>
enum {MAX_LINE = 1024};
#define NN ""
class Money
{
public:
enum {DD=0, CC=0};
Money(long d =DD, int c = CC, const char *name = NN);
~Money ();
void SetMoney(long d =DD, int c = CC, const char *name = NN);
void print(long,int,char) const;
void cinMoney();
private:
long theDollars;
int theCents;
char *theName;
void Carry();
void setName(const char *str);
}; //endif // MONEY_H
void Money::setName(const char *str)
{
//this function allocates memory to hold the contents of string str,
//assigns its address to theName and copies contents of str to allocated
//memory.
strcpy (theName, str);
}
void Money::Carry(Money *m1)
{
//this function make sure the sign of the cents matches that of the dollars
//after the parts have been added up seperately.
while ((m1->cents <0)&&(m1->dollars >0))
{
--m1->dollars;
ml->cents += 100;
}
while ((m1->cents > 0)&&(m1->dollars <0))
{
++m1->dollars;
ml->cents -= 100;
}
m1-> dollars += m1->cents/100;
m1->cents %= 100;
}
void Money::SetMoney(long d = DD, int cents = CC, const char *name = NN)
{
// this function sets all the components of the object Money. This
// function calls setName() to set up theName.
thedollars = DD;
thecents = CC;
setName(NN);
carry();
}
Money::Money (long d = DD, int cents = CC, const char *name = NN)
{
//this constructor has three arguments (Its also a default constructor).
//this function call setMoney() to initilize object's components.
setMoney(d,cents,&name);
}
Money::~Money()
{
//this destructor deallocates dynamic memory (address stored in theName).
cout<< "*** Money Destructor: \t << "("<< dollars <<','<< cents <<','<<\"description<<endl;
}
void Money:rint (long dollars, int cents , char theName) const
{
//this function displays object's components.
cout<< "*** Money Constructor:\t" << "("<< dollars <<","<< cents <<","<<"description\"<< ')' <<endl;
cout<< '$'<< Money.dollars << '.' ;
cout<< setfill('0') << setw (2) Money.cents;
cout<< ' ' Money.theName << endl;
}
void Money::cinMoney()
{
//this fuction prompts user to enter the money components and assigns
//them to object's data. This function reads input from stdin and uses
//default values if input is invalid. This function calls setMoney() to
//store values in the object.
while(true)
{
cout << "Enter [dollars : cents] amounts and next line description:"
cin >> theDollars >> theCents >> theName;
if(!cin.good())
{
cout<< "Invalid Amount format" << endl;
cin.clear();
cin.ignore(MAX-LINE, '\n');
break;
}
setMoney(dollars,cents,theName
}
}
//#include "money1.h"
int main()
{
//PART 1
Money m1;
ml.print();
cout << endl;
Money m2 (400);
m2.print();
cout << endl;
Money m3 (500,50);
m3.print();
cout << endl;
Money m4 (12,99,"Breakfast at Wexford");
m4.print();
cout << endl;
Money m5 (-1,-10, "Amount oweing to Susan");
m5.print();
cout << endl;
m5.setMoney(-100,1, "Amount oweing to John");
m5.print();
cout << endl;
Money m6 (0, -25,"Amount oweing to Melanie" );
m6.print();
cout << endl;
//PART 2
char c;
Money in;
cout <<"This program will continue to asking for [dollar:cent] amounts"
"and descriptions." << endl;
while(true)
{
in.cinMoney();
cout << "\nYou entered: "<<endl;
in.print();
cout << "\n\nDo you want to contine? (Y/N)";
cin >> c;
if (('Y'!= c)&&('y' != c))
break;
}
in.print();
return 0;
}
