// driver.cpp
// Bob Myers
//
// Test the conversion constructor

#include <iostream>		// for cout
#include "frac.h"		// for Fraction declarations

using namespace std;

int main()
{
   Fraction f1, f2, f3, f4;
   f1 = 5;			// uses conversion constructor
   f2 = Fraction(6);		// explicit use of constructor
   f3.SetValue(3,8);		// set f3 to 3/8

   f4 = Add(f3, 10);		// uses conversion constructor on 10
   // The above call is equivalent to:
   // 	f4 = Add(f3, Fraction(10));

   cout << "\nf1 = ";
   f1.Show();
   cout << "\nf2 = ";
   f2.Show();
   cout << "\nf3 = ";
   f3.Show();
   cout << "\nf4 = ";
   f4.Show();
   // Try the "explicit" constructor

//   f1 = 5.6;			// this will NOT work
				//  since Fraction(double); is "explicit"

   f1 = Fraction(5.6);		// this WILL work (explicit constructor call)

   return 0;
}