// main.cpp 
// This program is the driver program which tests the sequential and binary searches
// Author: Brian Brindle


#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include "customer.h"
#include "KeyedCollection1.h"
// #include "KeyedCollection2.h"         //use one or the other at a time
using namespace std;

ifstream fin;
ifstream finkey;
ofstream fout;

void main()
{
	KeyedCollection<Customer, int, 500> MailingData;

	string inputfile = "random.txt";
	fin.open(inputfile.c_str());  // converts string to character array
	if (!fin)
	{
		cerr << "\nThere was an error in opening the file: " << inputfile
			 << "\nThis program is being terminated immediately.\n\n";
		exit(1);
	}

	string inputfile2 = "keys.txt";
	finkey.open(inputfile2.c_str());  // converts string to character array
	if (!finkey)
	{
		cerr << "\nThere was an error in opening the file: " << inputfile2
			 << "\nThis program is being terminated immediately.\n\n";
		exit(1);
	}

	string outputfilename = "mydata2.txt";
	fout.open(outputfilename.c_str());
	if (!fout)
	{
		cerr << "There was an error in opening the file " << outputfilename
			<< "\nThis program is being ended.\n\n";
		exit(1);
	}

	int id, zip, counter=0, keyNum=0, n=1;
	double salesVolume;
	bool found = false;
	string custName;
	Customer person, tempObj;
	
	while (fin >> id >> zip >> salesVolume)
	{
		getline(fin, custName, '\n');

		person.SetCustID(id);
		person.SetZipCode(zip);
		person.SetSales(salesVolume);
		person.SetName(custName);

		MailingData.insert(keyNum, person);
		
		counter++;
		if (counter == 10)
		{
			finkey >> keyNum;
			
			found = MailingData.find(keyNum, tempObj);
			
			fout << n*counter << "\t"
				 << MailingData.getNumComparisons() << endl;
			n++;
			counter = 0;
		}
	}
	cout << endl;

	fin.clear();
	fin.close();
	finkey.clear();
	finkey.close();
	fout.close();
}