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C:/temp/src/j2k/etc/Job/Employee.cpp

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// Implementation of class Employee
#ifndef __J2K__Employee_CPP__
#define __J2K__Employee_CPP__

#include <j2k/Fred/Job/Employee.hpp>

int Employee::count = 0;
int Employee::getCount() { return count; }

Employee::Employee( const char* first, const char* last )
   : birthDate( NULL ), hireDate( NULL )
{
   firstName = strdup( first );
   lastName  = strdup( last );
   ++count;
}

Employee::Employee( char* first, char* last,
                    const Date& birth, const Date& hire )
   : birthDate( birth ), hireDate( hire )
{
   firstName = strdup( first );
   lastName  = strdup( last );
   ++count;
}

Employee::Employee( char* first, char* last,
                    UCHAR bday, UCHAR bmonth, USHORT byear,
                    UCHAR hday, UCHAR hmonth, USHORT hyear )
   : birthDate( new Date( bday, bmonth, byear ) ), 
     hireDate(  new Date( hday, hmonth, hyear ) )
{
   firstName = strdup( first );
   lastName  = strdup( last );
   ++count;
}

Employee::~Employee() {
   if ( firstName != NULL )  delete [] firstName;
   if ( lastName  != NULL )  delete [] lastName; 
   if ( birthDate != NULL )  delete birthDate;
   if ( hireDate  != NULL )  delete hireDate; 
   --count;
}

// Client should strdup this, to avoid NULL pointer,
// if Employee gets deleted.
const char* Employee::getFirstName() const {
   return firstName;
}

const char* Employee::getLastName() const {
   return lastName;
}

void Employee::printName() const {
   cout << firstName << ' ' << lastName;
}

void Employee::printInfo() const {
   cout << lastName << ", " << firstName;

   if ( hireDate != NULL ) 
     cout << "\nHired: " << hireDate;

   if ( birthDate != NULL ) 
     cout << "\nBirth date: " << birthDate;

   cout << '\n';
}

#endif

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