//Amira Spann
// 6/28/16
// program 8
// program to count the number of sentences, lines, words, and the like in a text file
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <cctype>
#include <cstring>
using namespace std;
// the constant size of the array should be 80 characters per line of the text file.
const int SIZE = 80;

// The variable that is going to constantly open the files in the functions, I tried this and it surprisingly made things quicker
ifstream inF;
//the amount of numbers in the text file
int amtOfNum;
// amount of sentences
int numSent;
//amount of words
int numWords;
//amount of lines and the variable n.
int numLines, n;
string line;
char x;
// the array
char array = SIZE;



int main() {



	// calling all of the functions to perform the tasks
	void sentenceCounter();
	void spaceCounter();
	void punctuationCounter();








	cout << "Number of Lines : " << numLines << endl;
	return 0;

}



// the function to count the amount of sentences in the
void sentenceCounter() {
	inF.open("out.txt");
	char word[80];
	int count = 0;
	while (!inF.eof())
	{
		inF >> word;
		count++;
	}
	count = numSent;
	cout << " Number of Sentences : " << numSent << endl;
	inF.close();


}

// the functin to count the number of spaces
void spaceCounter() {
	// open the file
	ifstream in;
	//open the text and go through it
	in.open("out.txt");
	char ch;
	int space = 0 ;
	//while different than the end of file, check the number of spaces in the array
	while (!in.eof())
	{

		in.get(ch);
		if (ch == ' ')
			space++;
		//cout the number of spaces
	}	cout << "Number of Spaces : " << space << endl;
	in.close();
}
// counting the number of punctuation marks
void punctuationCounter() {
	ifstream in;
	in.open("out.txt");
	char ch;
	int amtOfPunct = 0 ;
	while (!in.eof())
	{

		in.get(ch);
		if (ispunct(ch))
			amtOfPunct++;
	}
	cout << " Number of Punctuation marks : " << amtOfPunct << endl;
	in.close();
}