Slide 5.18: Book.h

Slide 5.17: Buffer.cpp
Slide 5.19: TextBuffer.h
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Book.h

The file Book.h is a re-implementation of the class Book by adding two more methods:

char* PrintTitle( ) { return title; };
In order to enforce the object-oriented concept of encapsulation, this method is used instead of directly printing out the book title in the main function.

int Customer::Unpack( TextBuffer& buffer )
It extracts a field value of the buffer object and assigns the value to the corresponding member of a Book object. This Unpack( ) method needs to use the Unpack( ) method of the class TextBuffer.

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#include  <cstdlib>
  using namespace  std;

class  Book {
  public:
    char*  PrintTitle( ) { return( title ); };
    bool   Unpack( TextBuffer& );
  private:
    char   title[128];
    char   ISBN[12];
    char   authors[128];
    char   price[8];
    int    quantity;
};


bool  Book::Unpack( TextBuffer& buffer ) {
  char  temp[6];

  if ( !buffer.Unpack( title,   "<title>",    "</title>"    ) )
    return( false );
  if ( !buffer.Unpack( ISBN,    "<ISBN>",     "</ISBN>"     ) )
    return( false );
  if ( !buffer.Unpack( authors, "<authors>",  "</authors>"  ) )
    return( false );
  if ( !buffer.Unpack( price,   "<price>",    "</price>"    ) )
    return( false );
  if ( !buffer.Unpack( temp,    "<quantity>", "</quantity>" ) )
    return( false );
  quantity = atoi( temp );
  return( true );
}

int atoi( const char * string ); converts string to integer.