* Help with ADT Stack
@ 1997-05-29 0:00 Jon Elbery
1997-05-29 0:00 ` Help With Ada_Io and Exceptions David H. Haley
1997-05-29 0:00 ` Help with ADT Stack Michael F Brenner
0 siblings, 2 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: Jon Elbery @ 1997-05-29 0:00 UTC (permalink / raw)
I have a problem with an assignment I am writing for university. You are
my last resort!!!
The program below works until I call line 259 ..I get a stack empty
exception.
Don't take any notice of the calls with cat, elephant etc..they will be
removed in the final version!!!!
I have tried everything I know (but am relatively new to Ada). Can
someone please point me in the right direction??
Any help appreciated. I am using Gnat307 running in Dos.
Penny
GNAT 3.07 (961023) Copyright 1991-1996 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
1.
2.
3.
4. --File Statlib.ADB
5.
6. with Ada.Text_IO, ADTBStk;
7. use Ada.Text_IO;
8. With Ada.Integer_Text_IO;
9. use Ada.Integer_Text_IO;
10. with GetInt;
11.
12.
13. procedure Statlib is
14.
15.
16. --Sub Types
17. subtype NumTitlesType is Positive;
18. subtype NumCopiesType is Positive;
19. subtype SimTimeType is Natural;
20. subtype IDCodeType is String (1..3);
21. subtype LoanTimeType is Natural;
22. subtype UsageTimeType is Natural;
23. subtype CopyType is String (1..2);
24. subtype TitleType is Character;
25.
26. subtype CopyRange is Integer range 1..5;
27.
28.
29. type ItemType is
30. record
31. IDCode : IDCodeType;
32. UsageTime : UsageTimeType := 0;
33. LoanOutTime : LoanTimeType := 0;
34. end record;
35.
36. package LibType is new ADTBSTK (ItemType);
37. use LibType;
38.
39. --Types
40. type MainChoiceType is (C, Q);
41. type SimChoiceType is (L, R, A, T, M);
42. type DispenserType is array (TitleType range <> ) of
LibType.Stack(5);
43. type OnLoanType is array (TitleType, CopyRange) of ItemType;
44.
45.
46. --Instantiations
47.
48. package MainChoice_IO is new Ada.Text_IO.Enumeration_IO
(MainChoiceType);
49. use MainChoice_IO;
50. package SimChoice_IO is new Ada.Text_IO.Enumeration_IO
(SimChoiceType);
51. use SimChoice_IO;
52.
53.
54. --Variables
55. Choice : MainChoiceType;
56.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
57.
58. procedure ProgramIntro is
59.
60. -- introduces the program
61.
62. begin
63. Set_Col (30);
64. Put_Line ("*** Library Simulation ***");
65. New_Line (2);
66. Put_Line ("This program simulates the operation of a "
67. & "library reserve system.");
68. New_Line (2);
69. Put_Line ("Please choose an option from the menu.");
70.
71. end ProgramIntro;
72.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
73.
74. procedure GetMainChoice (Choice : out MainChoiceType) is
75.
76. -- displays the menu and gets the user's choice of
77. -- commencing a simulation or quitting
78.
79. begin
80. New_Line(2);
81. Set_Col (25);
82. Put ("**Main Menu**");
83. New_Line(2);
84. Set_Col (20);
85. Put ("C Commence a simulation");
86. New_Line;
87. Set_Col (20);
88. Put ("Q Quit the program");
89. New_Line;
90.
91. InputLoop:
92. loop
93. declare
94. begin
95. New_Line;
96. Set_Col (20);
97. Put ("Your Choice: ");
98. Get (Choice);
99. Skip_Line;
100. exit;
101.
102. exception
103. when Data_Error =>
104. Skip_Line;
105. Set_Col (20);
106. Put_Line ("Invalid Choice, please try again.");
107. end;
108. end loop InputLoop;
109.
110. end GetMainChoice;
111.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
112.
113. procedure GetNumTitles (NumTitles : out NumTitlesType) is
114.
115. -- prompts user for the number of titles
116.
117. begin
118. GetInt(NumTitles, 1,3, " the number of titles");
119. end GetNumTitles;
120.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
121.
122. procedure CreateLoanOutArray (OnLoan : out OnLoanType) is
123.
124. -- creates the array for copies on loan
125.
126. -- CopyNo : CopyRange;
127.
128. begin
129.
130. for Title in TitleRange'Range loop
131. for CopyNo in CopyRange'Range loop
132. OnLoan(Title,CopyNo) :=("zzz", 0, 0);
133. end loop;
134. end loop;
135. end CreateLoanOutArray;
136.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
137. procedure DoSimChoice (SimChoice : SimChoiceType);
138.
139. procedure Initialise (Dispenser : in out DispenserType;
140. OnLoan : out OnLoanType;
141. SimTime : out SimTimeType) is
142.
143. -- Initialises all values for the simulation
144.
145. NumTitles : NumTitlesType;
146. NumCopies : NumCopiesType;
147. Title : TitleType;
148. Copy : CopyType;
149. Item : ItemType;
150. Cat,Elephant,Dog : ItemType;
151. SimChoice : SimChoiceTYpe;
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>>> warning: "SimChoice" is never assigned a value
152.
153. begin
154. GetNumTitles (NumTitles);
155.
156. for Count in 1..NumTitles loop
157. Title := Character'Val (Count + 64);
158. GetInt(NumCopies, 1, 5, "the number of copies for
Title " &
159. Title);
160.
161. declare
162. Dispenser : DispenserType('A'..'C');
163. begin
164. for Count in reverse 1..NumCopies loop
165. Copy :="0" & Character'Val(Count + 48);
166. Item.IDCode := Title & Copy;
167. Skip_Line;
168. Put(Item.IDCode);
169. Put ("Hell");
170. Skip_Line;
171. Item := ItemType(Item);
172. Push (Dispenser(Title),Item);
173. Cat := (Top(Dispenser(Title)));
174. New_Line;
175. Put(Cat.IDCode);
176. New_Line;
177. Put("Damn");
178. New_Line;
179. Put(Cat.UsageTime);
180.
181. end loop;
182. Put (NumberofObjects(Dispenser(Title)));
183. Put ("lucy");
184. Skip_Line;
185. DoSimChoice (SimChoice);
186. end;
187. end loop;
188. Dog := (Top(Dispenser('A')));
189. Put (Dog.IDCode);
190. Put("Penny");
191. SimTime := 0;
192. Put (SimTime);
193. CreateLoanOutArray (OnLoan);
194. Elephant := OnLoan('B',2);
195. Skip_Line;
196. Put(Elephant.IDCode);
197.
198. end Initialise;
199.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
200.
201. procedure GetSimChoice (SimChoice : out SimChoiceType) is
202.
203. -- displays the options for a simulation and get's the user's
choice
204.
205. begin
206. New_Line(2);
207. Set_Col (25);
208. Put ("*** Options ***");
209. New_Line(2);
210. Set_Col(20);
211. Put ("L Loan request");
212. New_Line;
213. Set_Col(20);
214. Put ("R Return an item");
215. New_Line;
216. Set_Col(20);
217. Put ("A Advance simulation time");
218. New_Line;
219. Set_Col(20);
220. Put ("T Terminate the simulation");
221. New_Line;
222. Set_Col(20);
223. Put ("M Monitor the simulation");
224. New_Line;
225.
226. InputLoop:
227. loop
228. declare
229. begin
230. New_Line;
231. Set_Col (20);
232. Put ("Your Choice: ");
233. Get (SimChoice);
234. Skip_Line;
235. exit;
236.
237. exception
238. when Data_Error =>
239.
240. Skip_Line;
241. Set_Col (20);
242. Put_Line ("Invalid Choice, please try again.");
243. end;
244. end loop InputLoop;
245.
246. end GetSimChoice;
247.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
248.
249. procedure GetLoanRequest (Title :out TitleType) is
250.
251. -- gets the user's choice of Title to borrow
252. Cat : ItemType;
253. Dispenser :DispenserType ('A'..'C');
254.
255. begin
256. New_Line(2);
257. Put ("Which Title would you like to borrow? : ");
258. Get (Title);
259. Cat := (Top(Dispenser(Title)));
260. Put (Cat.IDCode);
261. Put("Tim");
262. end GetLoanRequest;
263.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
264.
265. procedure AdvanceSimTime (SimTime : in out SimTimeType) is
266.
267. -- advances simulation time by one unit
268.
269. begin
270. SimTime := SimTime + 1;
271. end AdvanceSimTime;
272.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
273.
274. procedure DoLoan (SimTime : in out SimTimeType;
275. Title : out TitleType;
276. Dispenser : in out DispenserType;
277. OnLoan : in out OnLoanType) is
278.
279. -- takes the action to process a loan
280.
281. Item, Cat : ItemType;
282. CopyNo : CopyRange;
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>>> warning: "CopyNo" is never assigned a value
283.
284. begin
285. -- GetLoanRequest (Title);
286. -- ProcessItem (Item, SimTime);
287. New_Line(2);
288. Put ("Which Title would you like to borrow? : ");
289. Get (Title);
290. Cat := (Top(Dispenser(Title)));
291. Put (Cat.IDCode);
292. Put("Tim");
293. AdvanceSimTime (SimTime);
294. end DoLoan;
295.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
296.
297. procedure DoSimChoice (SimChoice : SimChoiceType) is
298.
299. -- takes the necessary action on user's choice of menu item
300.
301. Dispenser : DispenserType;--('A'..'C');
302. OnLoan : OnLoanType;
303. SimTime : SimTimeType;
304. Title : TitleType;
305.
306. begin
307. case SimChoice is
308. when L =>
309. Put ("Do Loan");
310. DoLoan (SimTime, Title, Dispenser, OnLoan);
311. when R =>
312. Put ("Return");
313. when A =>
314. Put ("Advance");
315. when T =>
316. Put ("Stop");
317. when M =>
318. Put ("In your Dreams!");
319. end case;
320. end DoSimChoice;
321.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
322.
323. procedure DoSimulation is
324.
325. -- commences the simulation
326.
327. Dispenser : DispenserType ('A'..'C');
328. OnLoan : OnLoanType;
329. SimTime : SimTimeType;
330. SimChoice : SimChoiceType;
331. Cat : ItemType;
332.
333. begin
334. Put ("Sim");
335. Initialise(Dispenser, OnLoan, SimTime);
336. Cat := Top(Dispenser('A'));
337. Put (Cat.IDCode);
338. GetSimChoice (SimChoice);
339. Put (Cat.IdCode);
340. -- DoSimChoice (SimChoice);
341. end DoSimulation;
342.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
343.
344. procedure Farewell is
345.
346. -- leaves the program
347.
348. begin
349. Put ("Thank you for using this program");
350. end Farewell;
351.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
352.
353. begin -- Statlib
354. ProgramIntro;
355. loop
356.
357. GetMainChoice (Choice);
358. exit when Choice = Q;
359. DoSimulation;
360. end loop;
361. Farewell;
362. end Statlib;
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1997-05-29 0:00 Help with ADT Stack Jon Elbery
@ 1997-05-29 0:00 ` David H. Haley
1997-05-30 0:00 ` John G. Volan
1997-05-29 0:00 ` Help with ADT Stack Michael F Brenner
1 sibling, 1 reply; 4+ messages in thread
From: David H. Haley @ 1997-05-29 0:00 UTC (permalink / raw)
-- I'm having a bit of a problem with Ada_Io.get after a Data_Error is
raised,
-- and am wondering if anyone can shed some light on this.
-- Many thanks in advance......
WITH Ada_Io; USE Ada_Io;
WITH Text_Io; USE Text_Io;
--
-- adapted from ADA as a second language
-- by Norman H. Cohen Page 485
--
-- The purpose of this procedure is to check to see whether or not
-- the user has input valid data - i.e. an integer is expected; however,
-- if the user enters a character string e.g. "t" or "test" in lieu of
-- the expected integer, then the procedure should inform the user
-- of his/her error and prompt for correct data input
--
PROCEDURE T IS
My_Number : Integer;
Well_Formed_Number : Boolean;
BEGIN
Ada_Io.Put("Please enter a number between 1 and 10 ");
LOOP
BEGIN
Ada_Io.Put("=> ");
Ada_Io.Get(My_Number);
--
-- ***** Problem Area ****
--
-- if a keyboard character(s) is entered, i.e. "t" or "test"
-- the Exception Handler catches the Data_Error, then
-- the program will loop back up to the above two statements;
-- however, while the Put statement is correctly executed
-- the Get statment does not permitted any data entry and
-- the program endlessly loops. (An examination of the
-- assembly listing shows that the .asm file produced loops
-- back to the correct position; however, I have not
-- used an assembler to see if the expected action
-- actually occurs).
--
-- Thus, what is displayed after a character i.e. "t" is
-- entered is:
-- An error occurred
-- That is not a number
-- Please re-enter => An error occurred
-- That is not a number
-- Please re-enter => An error occurred
-- That is not a number
-- ...
--
-- the same situation occurs with Ada_Io and the Meridian
-- pre-defined library package Iio which consists of an
-- instantiation of Text_Io.Integer_Io for the standard
-- type integer
--
-- On page 635 of Cohen's book he states "As soon as
-- an unexpected character or terminator is encountered,
-- Get raises Data_Error, and no further characters are
-- read. The offending character or terminator remains
-- unread and can be processed by a subsequent input
-- operation if Data_Error is handled
--
-- Note that if you enter a number such as "888888888"
-- then the program loops as expected (in that it allows
-- a further entry of data in the Get statement)
-- after outputting the following error messages:
--
-- An error occurred
-- That is not a number
--
Well_Formed_Number := True;
EXCEPTION
WHEN Data_Error =>
Well_Formed_Number := False;
Ada_Io.Put_Line("An error occurred");
WHEN OTHERS =>
Ada_Io.Put_Line("Program Abnormally Terminated");
END;
EXIT WHEN Well_Formed_Number AND THEN My_Number IN 1 .. 10;
IF Well_Formed_Number THEN
Ada_Io.Put_Line("That is not between 1 and 10.");
ELSE
Ada_Io.Put_Line("That is not a number.");
END IF;
Ada_Io.Put("Please re-enter");
DELAY (1.0); -- for illustration purposes only
END LOOP;
END T;
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1997-05-29 0:00 ` Help With Ada_Io and Exceptions David H. Haley
@ 1997-05-30 0:00 ` John G. Volan
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From: John G. Volan @ 1997-05-30 0:00 UTC (permalink / raw)
David H. Haley wrote:
>
> -- I'm having a bit of a problem with Ada_Io.get after a Data_Error is
> raised,
> -- and am wondering if anyone can shed some light on this.
This is a FAQ. The problem is, when an Integer_IO.Get fails with a
Data_Error, the offending characters aren't eaten up. They remain in
file input stream, ready to offend again. Clearly, your exception
handler needs to do something more than simply re-trying the Get: It
must clean out those offending characters.
Try doing a Skip_Line.
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* Re: Help with ADT Stack
1997-05-29 0:00 Help with ADT Stack Jon Elbery
1997-05-29 0:00 ` Help With Ada_Io and Exceptions David H. Haley
@ 1997-05-29 0:00 ` Michael F Brenner
1 sibling, 0 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: Michael F Brenner @ 1997-05-29 0:00 UTC (permalink / raw)
Here are a couple of questions:
The file statlib imports a package called ADTBStk, which we can guess
is intended to be an Abstract Data Type B-Tree implemented Stack, and
did you write this and is it fully tested and what is its specification
(visible part)?
Presumably the Push on line 172 is what is putting things onto the
stack whose Top you are requesting, so what is the value of NumCopies
the program sees as the loop control variable on line 164?
By spending a lot of time reading and analyzing the code in this post,
it might be possible to find the source of this problem without seeing
the source code for the bdy of ADTBStk, because the bug might be in
Statlib instead of ADTBStk, but that might not be the most efficient
way to do this.
Is Top programmed to fail when there are no elements on the stack?
Why is a stack being used to track the loans?
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