#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>

using namespace std;



class Date
{
public:
    Date(int =1,int =1,int =1900);//setup the Date constructor
    void print()const;//A print function
    ~Date();
    Date CopyDate(Date param);//This is supposed to take in one date and copy it into another Date and return that.
    int RetMonth(){return month;}//Access Month
    int Retday(){return day;}//Access Day
    int Retyear(){return year;}//acess year
    void setmonth(int m);//set month
    void setday(int d);//set day
    void setyear(int y);//set year

private:
    int month;
    int day;
    int year;
};
Date CopyDate(Date param)
{
    Date A;
    A.setday(param.Retday());
    A.setyear(param.Retyear());
    A.setmonth(param.RetMonth());
    return A;
};
void Date::setday(int d)
{
    day=d;
}
void Date::setyear(int y)
{
    year=y;
}
void Date::setmonth(int m)
{
    month=m;
}

Date::Date(int m,int d, int y)//Date Constructor
{
    month=m;
    day=d;
    year=y;
}
void Date::print() const//Date Print out
{
    cout << month << '/' << day << '/' << year;
}
Date::~Date()
{
    //cout << "Date object destructor for date ";
    month=1;
    day=1;
    year=1900;
    //cout << endl;
}

class Person
{
public:
    Person(string first, string last,const Date&, const Date&);//Constructor for person
    void print() const ;//Prit
    ~Person();
private:
    string firstName;
    string lastName;
    const Date birth;
    const Date death;
};

Person::Person(string first,string last, const Date &dateofbirth,const Date & dateOfDeath):birth(dateofbirth),death(dateOfDeath)
{
    firstName=first;//set the first name in Person to the value passed in
    lastName=last;//set the last name in person to the value passed in
}
void Person::print() const
{
    cout << lastName << ", " << firstName << "  Birth: ";
    birth.print();//Print out birth date
    cout << "  Death: ";
    death.print();//Print out death date
    cout << endl;
}

Person::~Person()
{
    //cout << "Person destructor: " << lastName << ", " << firstName << endl;
    lastName=" ";
    firstName=" ";
}

struct Data
{

    string first;//First Name
    string last;//Last Name
    const Date birthed;//Birth Date
    const Date died;//Death Date
    //Data operator = (Data temp);
    Data &Data::operator =(Data  param)//Overload operator Here
    {

		const Data temp;
		cout << "temp.birthed.print" << endl;
		//this->birthed.CopyDate(param.birthed);
//		temp.birthed=param.birthed;
		this->birthed.CopyDate(param.birthed);
		cout << endl;
        first=param.first;//Copy the first name of the passed in name to the return name
        last=param.last;//Copy the last name of the passed in name to the return name
        return *this;//return the data structure.
    };
    Data(string fName, string lName,const Date & dOfBir,const Date& dofDie): birthed(dOfBir),died(dofDie){ first = fName; last = lName;};//Constructor
    Data()//constructor
    {
        first="None";
        last="Lol";
    }
    void print()//print out data information
    {
        cout << "print() has been called." << endl;
        cout << first << ", " << last << endl;
        cout << "B: ";
        birthed.print();//print birth date
        cout << endl;
        cout << "D: ";
        died.print();//print death date
        cout << endl;

    }

};

void main()

{
       Date defBirth=Date(1,1,1900);//default Birth
    Date defDeath=Date(1,1,1900);//default Death
    string f = "first"; //test data
    string l = "Last";//test tdata
    Data List[2];//a list of the data structure
    Data Test;//a test variable
    Data X("Bob","Weir",Date(4,9,1990),defDeath);//Set a variable of Data X to some data
    Test=X;//overload operator in action to set Test to X
// The Date are not being copied yet.  The operator= for Data needs to be modified to do that.
    List[0].print();
	List[0]=X;
	List[0].print();
    List[1]=X;
    List[1].print();
	//X.print();//Show X
    //Test.print();//Show Test
	//cout << "List 1" << endl;



};