// temp.cpp -- Temperature class definitions -- IN PROGRESS

#include <iostream>
#include "temp.h"

using namespace std;

/*
   double degrees;		// must be >= 0 kelvin (or equiv)
   char scale;			// c, C, f, F, k, K  are valid
*/

Temperature::Temperature()
// sets to 0 Celsius
{
   degrees = 0;
   scale = 'C';
}

Temperature::Temperature(double d, char s)
// sets to degrees d and scale s
{
   if (!Set(d,s))
   {
      degrees = 0;
      scale = 'C';
   }
}

Temperature::~Temperature()
{

} 

   // accessors
double Temperature::GetDegrees() const
{
   return degrees;
}

char Temperature::GetScale() const
{
   return scale;
}


bool Temperature::Set(double d, char s)
// sets to degrees d and scale s; returns true for success, false failure
{
   if (!IsValid(d,s))
	return false;

   // if I get here, d and s are valid
   degrees = d;
   scale = s;
   return true;		// indicate success
}

void Temperature::Show() const
// console output
{
   cout << degrees << ' ';
   switch(scale)
   {
	case 'c':	
	case 'C':
		cout << "Cels";
		break;
	case 'f':  
	case 'F':
		cout << "Fahr";	
		break;
	case 'k':
	case 'K':
		cout << "Kelv";
   }
}


void Temperature::Input()
// standard input
{

}

bool Temperature::Convert(char sc)
// convert to scale sc
{

}

bool Temperature::IsValid(double d, char c) const
{

}