#include<stdio.h>
#include<string.h>
enum boolean {false, true};
enum sex {male, female};
int login();
void verifyPatient(char);
void searchDrug(char);
char drugSearchedFor[15];
int verifyNoAllergies(char,char);
char patientNameSearchedFor;
int allClear;
typedef struct searchDatabase{
/*this will be used to compare either
the patient or the drug by just using
parts of the structure in different orders*/
	char name[15];
	char last[15];
	int gender;
	int idOne;
	int idTwo;
	int idThree;
	int idFour;
	int idFive;
	int idSix;
	int idSeven;
	int idEight;
	char allergies[15];
} ID;
void main() {
	login();
	printf("Enter First and/or Last name of patient);
	scanf("%s", &patientNameSearchedFor);
	verifyPatient(patientNameSearchedFor);
	printf("What drug is being administered?\n");
	scanf("%s", &drugSearchedFor);
	searchDrug(drugSearchedFor);
	allClear = verifyNoAllergies(drugSearchedFor, patientNameSearchedFor);
	if(allClear = false) {
		printf("\nThis patient has allergies to this specific drug.\n\nPlease double-check your charts and try again\n\npress any key and enter to exit");
		getchar();
		end(0);
	} //Personally I would rather have the Nurse or doctor doublecheck all of their information and try again and set this exit as somewhat of a punishment to make an incentive to not make a mistake. It wouldn't take to long to start again anyways.

}
int login() {
	int success = false;
	int compare;
	while(success != true) {
		char input[30] = {"0"};
		char userlist[30] = {"0"};
		char password[30] = {"0"};
		char passwordlist[30] = {"0"};
		int numberOfUsers;
		printf("Username:\n\n");
		scanf("%s", &input);
		printf("\nPassword:\n\n");
		scanf("%s", &password);
		FILE *fptr;
		fptr = fopen("users.txt", "r");
		for(i = 0; i<numberOfUsers; i++) {
			//input code from the login lab to compare
		}
		fclose(fptr);
		if(compare = true) {
			return 0;
		}
	}
return 0;
}
void verifyPatient(a) {
	FILE *fp;
	fp = fopen("patient.txt", "r");
	fclose(fp);
}
void searchDrug(d) {
	File *fptr;
	fptr = fopen("medicine.txt", "r");