Money Class Reference

#include <Money.h>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	Money (int dollars=0, int cents=0)
int	getDollars () const
int	getCents () const
bool	isNegative () const
Money	operator+ (const Money &other) const
void	operator+= (const Money &other)
Money	operator- (const Money &other) const
void	operator-= (const Money &other)
Money	operator- () const
bool	operator< (const Money &other) const
bool	operator<= (const Money &other) const
bool	operator> (const Money &other) const
bool	operator>= (const Money &other) const
bool	operator== (const Money &other) const
bool	operator!= (const Money &other) const
Money	operator * (double factor) const

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Detailed Description

Represents a monetary amount in dollars and cents

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Money::Money (  int  dollars = 0, int  cents = 0 )  [explicit]

Construct a new money instance. Automatically normalizes so that cents is between -99 and 99 and so that signs of the dollar and cents values do not disagree. Parameters: dollars  value in dollars cents  value in cents (sign is assumed to match that of dollars)

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Member Function Documentation

int Money::getCents (   )  const

Return the amount of cents. If overall value is negative, the returned amount will be appropriately negated. Returns: number of cents (signed)

int Money::getDollars (   )  const

Return the amount of dollars. If overall value is negative, the returned amount will be appropriately negated. Returns: number of dollars (signed)

bool Money::isNegative (   )  const

Checks if current value is negative. Returns: true if negative, false otherwise

Money Money::operator * (  double  factor  )  const

Multiply monetary amount by a constant. Rounds to nearest cent. Parameters: factor  multiplicative factor Returns: new monetary value

bool Money::operator!= (  const Money &  other  )  const

Compares two monetary amounts Parameters: other  monetary value as second operand Returns: true if two are non-equivalent

Money Money::operator+ (  const Money &  other  )  const

Binary addition of monetary values. Parameters: other  monetary value as second operand Returns: sum of monetary values

void Money::operator+= (  const Money &  other  )

Mutating form of addition for monetary values. Parameters: other  monetary value as second operand

Money Money::operator- (   )  const

Unary negation of monetary value. Returns: negation of original value

Money Money::operator- (  const Money &  other  )  const

Binary subtraction of monetary values. Parameters: other  monetary value as second operand Returns: difference of monetary values

void Money::operator-= (  const Money &  other  )

Mutating form of subtraction for monetary values. Parameters: other  monetary value as second operand

bool Money::operator< (  const Money &  other  )  const

Compares two monetary amounts Parameters: other  monetary value as second operand Returns: true if first is stricty less than second

bool Money::operator<= (  const Money &  other  )  const

Compares two monetary amounts Parameters: other  monetary value as second operand Returns: true if first is less than or equal to the second

bool Money::operator== (  const Money &  other  )  const

Compares two monetary amounts Parameters: other  monetary value as second operand Returns: true if two are equivalent

bool Money::operator> (  const Money &  other  )  const

Compares two monetary amounts Parameters: other  monetary value as second operand Returns: true if first is stricty greater than second

bool Money::operator>= (  const Money &  other  )  const

Compares two monetary amounts Parameters: other  monetary value as second operand Returns: true if first is greater than or equal to the second

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• Money.h
• Money.cpp

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