//: C02:SimpleDateTest2.cpp
// From "Thinking in C++, Volume 2", by Bruce Eckel & Chuck Allison.
// (c) 1995-2004 MindView, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
// See source code use permissions stated in the file 'License.txt',
// distributed with the code package available at www.MindView.net.
//{L} Date
#include <iostream>
#include "Date.h"
using namespace std;

// Test machinery
int nPass = 0, nFail = 0;
void test(bool t) { if(t) ++nPass; else ++nFail; }

int main() {
  Date mybday(1951, 10, 1);
  Date today;
   Date myevebday("19510930");

  // Test the operators
  test(mybday < today);
  test(mybday <= today);
  test(mybday != today);
  test(mybday == mybday);
  test(mybday >= mybday);
  test(mybday <= mybday);
  test(myevebday < mybday);
  test(mybday > myevebday);
  test(mybday >= myevebday);
  test(mybday != myevebday);

  // Test the functions
  test(mybday.getYear() == 1951);
  test(mybday.getMonth() == 10);
  test(mybday.getDay() == 1);
  test(myevebday.getYear() == 1951);
  test(myevebday.getMonth() == 9);
  test(myevebday.getDay() == 30);
  test(mybday.toString() == "19511001");
  test(myevebday.toString() == "19510930");

  // Test duration
  Date d2(2003, 7, 4);
  Date::Duration dur = duration(mybday, d2);
  test(dur.years == 51);
  test(dur.months == 9);
  test(dur.days == 3);

  // Report results:
  cout << "Passed: " << nPass << ", Failed: "
       << nFail << endl;
} ///:~