/* --------------------------------------------
Conversions.cpp
Rachel Pope
COP2334
2/27/07

This is a program that allows the user to select their choice of conversion from a menu.
The program uses functions to perform these conversions and supply the user with a
result. The menu is then re-displayed after each conversion is performed.
--------------------------------------------*/

#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;

int getChoice();
void feet2Meters();
void meters2Feet();





void main()
{
    int choice;
    do{
        choice = getChoice();
        if( choice == 1 ) feet2Meters();
        else if( choice == 2 ) meters2Feet();
        if( choice > 2 || choice < 1 ) cout << "ERROR: Please enter valid choice (1 or 2)." << endl;
    } while( choice != 3 );
    
    
}


//This function displays the calculation menu.

int getChoice()
{
    int c;
    cout << "----------------------\n";
    cout << "1 - Feet and inches into meters and centimeters\n";
    cout << "2 - Meters and centimeters into feet and inches\n";
    cout << "3 - Quit Program\n";
    cout << "----------------------\n";
    cout << "Enter number of choice --> ";
    cin >> c;
    return c;
}


//This function converts feet and inches into meters and centimeters.

void feet2Meters()
{
    double answer1 = 0;
    double meters = 0;
    double feet = 0;
    double inches = 0;
    cout << "Enter feet.\n";
    cin >> feet;
    cout << "Enter inches.\n";
    cin >> inches;
    answer1 = (feet*12);
    inches = (answer1 + inches);
    meters = inches/39.37;
    cout << "There are this many " << meters << " meters and centimeters." << endl;
    
    
    
    
}

//This function converts meters and centimeters into feet and inches.

void meters2Feet()
{
    cout << "This is where I will do my math.";

}

/* --------------------------------------------
Conversions.cpp
Rachel Pope
COP2334
2/27/07

This is a program that allows the user to select their choice of conversion from a menu.
The program uses functions to perform these conversions and supply the user with a
result. The menu is then re-displayed after each conversion is performed.
--------------------------------------------*/

#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;

int getChoice();
void feet2MetersInput(double& feet, double& inches, double& meters);
void feet2Meters (double& feet, double& inches, double& meters);
void meters2FeetInput(double& meters, double& centimeters, double& feet);
void meters2Feet(double& meters, double& centimeters, double& feet);





void main()
{
    double f, i, m, c;
    int choice;
    do{
        choice = getChoice();
        if( choice == 1 ) feet2MetersInput(f, i, m);
        else if( choice == 2 ) meters2FeetInput(m, c, f);
        if( choice > 2 || choice < 1 ) cout << "ERROR: Please enter valid choice (1 or 2)." << endl;
    } while( choice != 3 );
    
    
}


//This function displays the calculation menu.

int getChoice()
{
    int c;
    cout << "----------------------\n";
    cout << "1 - Feet and inches into meters and centimeters\n";
    cout << "2 - Meters and centimeters into feet and inches\n";
    cout << "3 - Quit Program\n";
    cout << "----------------------\n";
    cout << "Enter number of choice --> ";
    cin >> c;
    return c;
}


//This function allows the user to input their measurements for conversion.

void feet2MetersInput(double& feet, double& inches, double& meters)
{
    cout << "Enter feet.\n";
    cin >> feet;
    cout << "Enter inches.\n";
    cin >> inches;
    feet2Meters(feet, inches, meters);
    
    
}

//This function converts feet and inches into meters and centimeters.

void feet2Meters(double& feet, double& inches, double& meters)
{
    double answer1 = 0;
    answer1 = (feet*12);
    inches = (answer1 + inches);
    meters = inches/39.37;
    cout << "There are this many " << meters << " meters and centimeters." << endl;
    
    
    
    
}

//This function allows the user to enter their measurements for conversion.

void meters2FeetInput(double& meters, double& centimeters, double& feet)
{
    cout << "Enter meters.\n";
    cin >> meters;
    cout << "Enter centimeters.\n";
    cin >> centimeters;
    meters2Feet(meters, centimeters, feet);
    
}


//This function converts meters and centimeters into feet and inches.

void meters2Feet(double& meters, double& centimeters, double& feet)
{
    double answer2 = 0;
    answer2 = meters/100;
    centimeters = (answer2 + centimeters);
    feet = centimeters/30.48;
    cout << "There are this many " << feet << " feet and inches." << endl;
}