// Classes_Part1.cpp : main project file.
/*
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W O R K I N G   W I T H   C L A S S E S   P A R T   1
Ron Kessler
Created 1/22/2017

CLR VERSION

This simple app shows how to create a Rectangle object
in code so we can find the area of the object. The user
inputs width and height and then we do the math and
print the result on screen.

Imagine you need to find the area of a room so you can buy
new carpet. Well, we are going to create an app to do that.



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*/

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "Room.h"				//add this so we can use our new class


using namespace System;

int main(array<System::String ^> ^args)
{
	//---create a new Rectangle object
	Room^ myRoom = gcnew Room;

	Console::WriteLine ("Welcome to My Room Area Calculator\n\n");

	//---define vars to hold user data
	double myWidth;
	double myLength;

	//*********INPUT**********
	Console::Write("Please enter the width of the room  ");
	myWidth = Convert::ToDouble(Console::ReadLine());

	
	myRoom->setWidth (myWidth);			//assign value to myRoom object

	Console::Write("Please enter the length of the room  ");
	myLength = Convert::ToDouble (Console::ReadLine() );

	myRoom->setLength (myLength);		//assign value to myRoom object


	//*********PROCESSING IS DONE IN THE MYROOM OBJECT**********


	//*********OUTPUT**********
	Console::Clear ();
	Console::WriteLine("\n\n"    "Here are your dimensions:  \n");

	Console::WriteLine("The width is :  " +  myRoom->getWidth ().ToString ("n2") +  "\n");
	Console::WriteLine("The length is : " +   myRoom->getLength ().ToString ("n2") +  "\n");
	Console::WriteLine("The area is : "  +  myRoom->getArea ().ToString("n2") +   "\n");


	Console::ReadKey ();

    return 0;
}