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#define COLOR$\_$FUNCTIONS$\_$H

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

const int SIZE$\{10\}$;

struct SentenceData $\{$

int numSwapped$[$SIZE$]\{\}$;

string sentence$[$SIZE$]\{\}$;

int total$\{0\}$;

vector rvColors;

vector rvPhrases;

ofstream output;

string resultsOriginal;

string resultSwapped;

string colorFile$\{$ "Colors.txt$"\}$;

string sentenceFile$\{$ "Sentences.txt$"\}$;

string swapPhrasesFile$\{$ "SwapPhrases.txt$"\}$;

string outputFile$\{$ "Out.txt$"\}$;

$\}$;

void WriteHeader$()$;

void AskForInputFilenames$($string& colorFile, string& sentenceFile$,$ string& phraseFile$)$;

string AskForOutputFilename$()$;

bool ReadColors$($vector& rvColors, string filename$)$;

bool ReadPhrases$($vector& rvPhrase, string filename$)$;

bool ReadSentences$($string sentences$[],$ string filename, SentenceData& data$)$;

bool WriteOriginals$($SentenceData& data, int totalSentencesModified, string filename$)$;

bool WriteResults$($SentenceData& data, string filename$)$;

int SwapColors$($SentenceData& data$)$;

void SayGoodbye$()$;

#endif ColorFunctions.cpp #include "ColorFunctions.h$"$

#include

void WriteHeader$()$

$\{$

$//$put your name, course and program information

$\}$

void AskForInputFilenames$($string& colorFile, string& sentenceFile$,$ string& phraseFile$)$

$\{$

$//$There will be deafult filenames, the ones in your project.

$//$Ask the user for the color filename, and give them the choice of the default.

$//$Then do the same for reading sentences and phrases.

$\}$

string AskForOutputFilename$()$

$\{$

$//$Ask the user to enter a filename for the output file. There can be a default

$//$Be sure to tell the user the form, at of the filename or give the, an example

$//$read the filename entered, if any

return filename;

$\}$

bool ReadColors$($vector& rvColors, string filename$)$

$\{$

$//$open the input stream

$//$open the file

$//$check if it is ok$.$

$//$ return false if not good

$//$make a for loop or a while or do$-$while loop

$//$read a temp variable. then add to the vector, only one word

$//$close the file

return true;

$\}$

bool ReadPhrases$($vector& rvPhrase, string filename$)$

$\{$

$//$same as read colors, but more than one word, need a getline

return false;

$\}$

bool ReadSentences$($string sentences$[],$ string filename, SentenceData$*$ pData$)$

$\{$

$//$This time we were reading into any array use getline again

$//$assign to the array at the index corresponding to the loop

$//$use a while loop and read to eof$()$ && SIZE

$//$keep track of the number of sentence read and assign to total

return false;

$\}$

bool WriteOriginals$($SentenceData& data, int totalSentencesModified, string filename$)$

$\{$

$//$This is just a stringstream to write the sentences, the color and the phrases

$//$If you do this, you can also cout the ss$.$str$()$;

return false;

$\}$

bool WriteResults$($SentenceData& data, string filename$)$

$\{$

return false;

$\}$

int SwapColors$($SentenceData& data$)$

$\{$

$//$create a variable for the number of sentences swapped

int totalSentencesSwapped$\{0\}$;

$//$search each sentence for all of the colors

$//$use a for loop going to data.total

$//$have to handle that first word is capitalized

$//$make your sentence all lower case and then after the swapping,

$//$ replace the capital letter at the beginning

$//$look for functions that look like to lower or something like that or use ascii table

$//$then we need an inner loop for the colors

$//$search for each color using the string function find

$//$the find function returns an int, which is the position of thr first

$//$letter of the string. If the string is not found, it returns $-1$

$//$so you need to check the return from the function

$//$if it is a positive number, then you have to exchaange the color or a phrase

$//$But the phrase will be longer than the color.

$//$You can get the length of the color name and look for string functions like replace

$//$them keep track of the number of colors swapped

$//$make the first letter a capital. then return the swapped sentence

return $0$; $//$number of sentences that are modified

$\}$

SayGoodbye$()\{$

$//$cout a nice goodbye

$\}$