/****************************************************************************
*
* Function Name : main
* Description : Demonstration basic string concepts
* Returns : Success or Failure
*
****************************************************************************/
int main()
{
/* Initialising an array */
char str[SIZE] = " Technologies Pvt Ltd., Gurgaon Bangalore Chennai.";
/* This mus the done at the end. Uncomment this line and comment the above
line. The program crashes because strtok is trying to change a const */
/* Initializing an pointer to a consant */
//char *str = " Technologies Pvt Ltd., Gurgaon Bangalore Chennai.";
char *words[MAX]; /* Array of pointers to store the tokenized words */
int no_of_words = 0; /* Stores the total number of words */
str_ret ret_value = SUCCESS; /* Return value from function */
/* Initializing the array of pointers */
memset(words,0,MAX);
printf("Original string before tokenization is %s\n", str);
/* Function call to tokenize the words */
ret_value = store_words(str, words, &no_of_words);
if(FAILURE == ret_value) /* Error handling */
{
printf("Function Failed\n");
exit(FAILURE);
}
/* Displaying the tokenized words */
ret_value = display_words(words, no_of_words);
/* Observe the output here. The challenge with strtok is that it modifies
the input string. It is better to write our own tokenizer */
printf("Original string after tokenization is %s\n", str);
return 0;
}
Dict::Dict(string f) : INIT_SIZE(50)
{
//ifstream reference; // decided to make this a member
reference.open(f.c_str()); // makes the file stream point to the file
//cout << "Dict object successfully instantiated" << endl;
words = new string[INIT_SIZE];
phrases = new string[INIT_SIZE];
sentences = new string[INIT_SIZE];
store_words(); // scan for and store all unique words
store_phrases();
store_sentences(); // same, but for sentences that end with a period
qsort(words, word_count, sizeof(string), compare);
qsort(phrases, phrase_count, sizeof(string), compare);
qsort(sentences, sentence_count, sizeof(string), compare);
//for(int i = 0; i < word_count; i++)
// //cout << words[i] << endl;
//for(int i = 0; i < phrase_count; i++)
//cout << phrases[i] << endl;
//for(int i = 0; i < sentence_count; i++)
// //cout << sentences[i] << endl;
}//constructor
