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The following version of the analyze_trades
program uses string, integer, and floating-point print specifications to
display the neater report shown early in this chapter.
#include#include /* Define trade structure, industry enumeration, and arrays */ struct trade {double price; int number; char *description;}; enum {food = 'F', trucking = 'T', computers = 'C', metals = 'M', health = 'H', airline = 'A'}; struct trade *trade_pointers[100]; char input_buffer[100]; /* Define auxiliary functions */ double trade_price (struct trade *x) { return x -> price * x -> number; } char* industry_name (struct trade *t) { switch (t -> description[0]) { case food: return "Food"; break; // Other cases default: return "Unknown"; break; } } char* company_name (struct trade *t) { char* cptr = t -> description; for (; cptr[0] != '-'; ++cptr) ; return ++cptr; } main ( ) { /* Declare various variables */ int limit, counter, number; double price, sum = 0.0; /* Read trade information */ for (limit = 0; 3 == scanf ("%s%lf%i", input_buffer, &price, &number); ++limit) { trade_pointers[limit] = (struct trade*) malloc (sizeof (struct trade)); trade_pointers[limit] -> price = price; trade_pointers[limit] -> number = number; trade_pointers[limit] -> description = (char*) malloc (strlen (input_buffer) + 1); strcpy (trade_pointers[limit] -> description, input_buffer); } /* Display report */ for (counter = 0; counter < limit; ++counter) printf ("%-10s %4s %5.1f %6i %9.0f\n", industry_name(trade_pointers[counter]), company_name(trade_pointers[counter]), trade_pointers[counter] -> price, trade_pointers[counter] -> number, trade_price(trade_pointers[counter])); }