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2008-09-28 |  RatheeshTR  | Viewed: 132  |    0

#include <iostream.h>

class Point

{

public:

Po
int (int x, int y):myX(x), myY(y) {}
Po
int (const Point & rhs):
myX(rhs.myX),

myY(rhs.myY)

{

cout << "\nIn Point's copy constructor";

}

~Point(){}


int GetX() const { return myX; }
void SetX(int x) { myX = x; }
int GetY() const { return myY; }
void SetY(int y) { myY = y; }
private:

int myX;
int myY; 
};


class Rectangle

{

public:

Rectangle(Po
int upperLeft, Point lowerRight):
myUpperLeft ( new Point(upperLeft)),

myLowerRight(new Point(lowerRight))

{}


Rectangle(
int upperLeftX, int upperLeftY, int lowerRightX, int lowerRightY):
myUpperLeft(new Point(upperLeftX,upperLeftY)),

myLowerRight(new Point(lowerRightX,lowerRightY))

{}


Rectangle( const Rectangle & rhs ):

myUpperLeft(new Point(*myUpperLeft)),

myLowerRight(new Point(*myLowerRight))

{

cout << "\nIn Rectangle's copy constructor...\n";

}


~Rectangle(){ cout << "\nIn destructor..." << endl; delete myUpperLeft; delete myLowerRight; }



int GetWidth() { return myLowerRight->GetX() - myUpperLeft->GetX(); }
int GetHeight() { return myLowerRight->GetY() - myUpperLeft->GetY(); }

//  private:
Po
int * myUpperLeft;
Po
int * myLowerRight;
};



int main()
{

Po
int ul(0,0);
Po
int lw(20,30);
Rectangle myRect(ul,lw);

Rectangle otherRect(0,30,50,50);


cout << "\nmyRect measures ";

cout << myRect.GetWidth();

cout << " by " << myRect.GetHeight() << endl;


cout << "myRect address: " << &myRect << endl;

cout << "myRect->myUpperLeft: " << myRect.myUpperLeft << endl;

cout << "&myRect.myUpperLeft: " << &myRect.myUpperLeft << endl;



cout << "\notherRect measures ";

cout << otherRect.GetWidth();

cout << " by " << otherRect.GetHeight() << endl;


cout << "otherRect address: " << &otherRect << endl;

cout << "otherRect->myUpperLeft: " << otherRect.myUpperLeft << endl;

cout << "&otherRect.myUpperLeft: " << &otherRect.myUpperLeft << endl;



cout << "\nAssigning myRect = otherRect...\n";

myRect = otherRect;



cout << "\notherRect measures ";

cout << otherRect.GetWidth();

cout << " by " << otherRect.GetHeight() << endl;


cout << "otherRect address: " << &otherRect << endl;

cout << "otherRect->myUpperLeft: " << otherRect.myUpperLeft << endl;

cout << "&otherRect.myUpperLeft: " << &otherRect.myUpperLeft << endl;




return 0;

}



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