//
// Created by caleb on 3/25/24.
//


#ifndef STRUCTURES_H
#define STRUCTURES_H

#include <string>

struct Employee
{
    Employee( char * pName, double salary);
    Employee( char * pName, char * pAddress, char nameOfSpouse[50], double salary);
    ~Employee();
    Employee &operator=(const Employee &rhs);
    Employee(const Employee &rhs);
    Employee &operator=(Employee &&rhs);
    Employee(Employee &&rhs);

    char * pName;
    char * pAddress;
    char nameOfSpouse[50];
    double salary;
    std::string toString();

};

/** Populates a dynamic 2D array of employees by reading the data from the console.
 *
 * @param pp existing 2D array to be populated.
 * @param rows number of rows
 * @param col number of columns
 */
void populate(Employee **pp, int rows, int col );


/** Prints the 2D dynamic array.
 *
 * @param pp the dynamic array
 * @param rows number of rows
 * @param col number of columns
 */
void print(Employee **pp, int rows, int col );

/** Frees all memory occupied by the array.
 *
 * @param pp the dynamic array
 * @param rows number of rows
 * @param col number of columns
 */
void free(Employee **pp, int rows, int col);

/**Sorts the dynamic array in ascending order by name.
 *
 * @param pp the dynamic array
 * @param rows number of rows
 * @param col number of columns
 */
void sort(Employee **pp, int rows, int col );

#endif /* STRUCTURES_H */