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Passing Class Object by ref help

nsahawks7 (53)
I got everything working in my program except I get an error when passing my object by reference:

//main.cpp|50|undefined reference to `showOrder(Sandwhich)'|

Here is my code (sorry, it is a tad bit long). Spoilers also aren't working for some reason

Main CPP
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#include <iostream>
#include <string>

#include "Sandwhich.h"

using namespace std;

const int ROWS = 10, COLS = 40;
char MENU[ROWS][COLS] = {
"#######################################",
"#               M E N U               #",
"# BREAD:   MEAT:   CHEESE:   DRINK:   #",
"# white    ham     swiss     soda     #",
"# wheat    turkey  cheddar   water    #",
"# flat     salami  jack      ice tea  #",
"#          steak                      #",
"#                                     #",
"#     Thanks for choosing Hoagie's!   #",
"#######################################",
};

void displayMenu(char menu[ROWS][COLS]);
void showOrder(Sandwhich order);

int main()
{
    string bread, cheese, meat, drink;
    int orders;
    double price = 0;

    displayMenu(MENU);

    cout << "What type of bread do you want? ";
    getline(cin, bread);

    cout << endl << "Cheese? ";
    getline(cin, cheese);

    cout << endl << "Meat? ";
    getline (cin, meat);

    cout << endl << "Drink? ";
    getline(cin, drink);

    cout << endl << "How many orders? ";
    cin >> orders;

    Sandwhich Order_1(bread, cheese, meat, drink, orders, price);
    Order_1.calculatePrice();
    showOrder(Order_1);
    return 0;
}

void displayMenu(char menu[ROWS][COLS]) {
    for (int i = 0; i < ROWS; i++) {
        for (int j = 0; j < COLS; j++)
        {
            cout << menu[i][j];
        }
        cout << endl;
    }
    cout << endl;
}

void showOrder (Sandwhich& order) {
    cout << "Your Order: ";
    cout << order.getBread() + ", " + order.getMeat() + ", " +
            order.getCheese() + ", " + order.getDrink()
    << endl;
    cout << "Your Price: " << order.getPrice() << endl;
}

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Sandwhich header
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#ifndef SANDWHICH_H
#define SANDWHICH_H

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

class Sandwhich
{
    public:
        //Default Constructor
        Sandwhich();

        //Overload Constructor
        Sandwhich(string, string, string, string, int, double);

        //Destructor
        virtual ~Sandwhich();

        //Accessor Methods
        string getBread() const;

        string getCheese() const;

        string getMeat() const;

        string getDrink() const;

        int getOrders() const;

        double getPrice() const;

        //Mutator Methods
        double calculatePrice();

    protected:
    private:
        //Member Variables
        string newBread, newCheese, newMeat, newDrink;
        int newOrders;
        double newPrice;
};

#endif //SANDWHICH_H

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Sandwhich class CPP
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#include "Sandwhich.h"

Sandwhich::Sandwhich() //constructor
{
    //strings are automatically null
    newOrders = 0;
    newPrice = 0.0;
}

Sandwhich::Sandwhich (string bread, string cheese, string meat, string drink, int orders, double price) {
    newBread = bread;
    newCheese = cheese;
    newMeat = meat;
    newDrink = drink;
    newOrders = orders;
    newPrice = price;
}

Sandwhich::~Sandwhich()
{
    //dtor
}

string Sandwhich::getBread() const {
    return newBread;
}

string Sandwhich::getCheese() const {
    return newCheese;
}

string Sandwhich::getMeat() const {
    return newMeat;
}

string Sandwhich::getDrink() const {
    return newDrink;
}

int Sandwhich::getOrders() const {
    return newOrders;
}

double Sandwhich::getPrice() const {
    return newPrice;
}

double Sandwhich::calculatePrice() {
        //Bread price
    if (getBread() == "white" || getBread() == "wheat")
        newPrice = newPrice + 2.00;
    else if (getBread() == "flat")
        newPrice = newPrice + 2.50;

        //Cheese price
    if (getCheese() == "swiss" || getCheese() == "cheddar")
        newPrice = newPrice + 1.00;
    else if (getCheese() == "jack")
        newPrice = newPrice + 1.50;

        //Meat price
    if (getMeat() == "ham" || getMeat() == "turkey")
        newPrice = newPrice + 2.50;
    else if (getMeat() == "salami")
        newPrice = newPrice + 3.00;
    else if  (getMeat() == "steak")
        newPrice = newPrice + 3.50;

        //Drinks price
    if (getDrink() == "soda" || getDrink() == "ice tea")
        newPrice = newPrice + 1.00;

        return newPrice * getOrders();
}

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Thanks to all that reply, and yes, I realize I have spelled sandwich incorrectly lol
Last edited on
Ispil (788)
Line 23 of the first block of code. You forgot an ampersand.
nsahawks7 (53)
Line 23 of the first block of code. You forgot an ampersand.

Gah, stupid error. Thanks
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