//   
//      Filename: 	time4.cpp
//      Author: 	Caitlin Hansen
//      Instructor: 	Dr. Wang	
//	Run:		./time4.out < ttt.txt
//	
//      Goal: 	The program reads a file (ttt.txt)containg times and 
//		their corresponding time zones, and output them in the 
//		order of hours, mintues, seconds, and time zone.
//

#include <iostream>
#include "time.h"
#include "exttime.h"


using namespace std;
//enum ZoneType {EST, CST, MST, PST, EDT, CDT, MDT, PDT};

int main()
{
        ExtTime myTime, meTime;

        int h, m, s;            // hh:mm:ss
        char dummy;             // consume ':'

        string str;
        ZoneType z = EST;               // str --> z

        cout << "\n\n\t The output times are: ";
	cout << endl;
        cout << "\t-----------------------";
	cout << endl;

        cin >> h >> dummy >> m >> dummy >> s >> str;

        while(cin)
        {       cout << endl;

                if(str == "MST")
                        z = MST;
                else if(str == "EST")
                        z = EST;
                else if(str == "CST")
                        z = CST;
                else if(str == "PST")
                        z = PST;
                else if(str == "EDT")
                        z = EDT;
                else if(str == "CDT")
                        z = CDT;
                else if(str == "MDT")
                        z = MDT;
                else if(str == "PDT")
                        z = PDT;

                myTime.Set(h, m, s, z);
		cout << "\t  ";
                myTime.Write();
                cout << endl;
                cin >> h >> dummy >> m >> dummy >> s >> str;
        }

        cout << "\n\n\tDone. Thank You.\n\n";
        return 0;
}