Validation so that the program only allows entry of numbers
Sep 11, 2019 at 5:33pm UTC
Hi, could someone help me with my program. I have my program that is from a restaurant where you have to enter what you will eat for lunch, drink and dessert. The program gives you the invoice-like quantities and prices, all right there, the problem is that I need that when you enter any character that is not a number the program allows you to re-select the correct option for each option. If anyone could help me with this I would greatly appreciate it.
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#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
const float torta=20000;
const float helado=15000;
const float oferta_postre=8000;
const float sopa=15000;
const float arroz_pollo=25000;
const float pasta_bolona=35000;
const float oferta_almuerzo=15000;
const float jarra_jugo=15000;
const float vaso_jugo=5000;
const float jarra_agua=10000;
const float vaso_agua=3000;
float total = 0;
int continuar = 0;
int acum_op1 = 0;
int acum_op2 = 0;
int acum_op3 = 0;
int acum_op4 = 0;
int acum_op5 = 0;
int acum_op6 = 0;
int acum_op7 = 0;
int acum_op8 = 0;
int acum_op9 = 0;
int acum_op10 = 0;
int acum_op11 = 0;
int opcion=0;
void pedido(int op){
int cantidad = 0;
cout<<"Ingrese la cantidad a pedir: " <<endl;
cin>>cantidad;
switch (op)
{
case 1:
total = total + (sopa * cantidad);
acum_op1 = acum_op1 + cantidad;
break ;
case 2:
total = total + (arroz_pollo * cantidad);
acum_op2 = acum_op2 + cantidad;
break ;
case 3:
total = total + (pasta_bolona * cantidad);
acum_op3 = acum_op3 + cantidad;
break ;
case 4:
total = total + (oferta_almuerzo * cantidad);
acum_op4 = acum_op4 + cantidad;
break ;
case 5:
total = total + (jarra_jugo * cantidad);
acum_op5 = acum_op5 + cantidad;
break ;
case 6:
total = total + (vaso_jugo * cantidad);
acum_op6 = acum_op6 + cantidad;
break ;
case 7:
total = total + (jarra_agua * cantidad);
acum_op7 = acum_op7 + cantidad;
break ;
case 8:
total = total + (vaso_agua * cantidad);
acum_op8 = acum_op8 + cantidad;
break ;
case 9:
total = total + (torta * cantidad);
acum_op9 = acum_op9 + cantidad;
break ;
case 10:
total = total + (helado * cantidad);
acum_op10 = acum_op10 + cantidad;
break ;
case 11:
total = total + (oferta_postre * cantidad);
acum_op11 = acum_op11 + cantidad;
break ;
default :
cout<<"Ingreso una opción invalida" <<endl;
break ;
}
}
void submenu(int op){
int plato = 0;
if (op == 1)
{
cout <<"En el almuerzo hay: " <<endl<<endl;
cout <<"1) Sopa = 15000 " <<endl;
cout <<"2) Arroz con Pollo = 25000 " <<endl;
cout <<"3) Pasta Boloñesa = 35000 " <<endl;
cout <<"4) OFERTA Especial = 15000 (1 bebida y Arroz con Salsa) " <<endl<<endl;
cin>>plato;
if (plato >= 1 && plato <= 4){
pedido(plato);
}
else {
cout<<"Ingreso una opción invalida" <<endl;
submenu(op);
}
}
else if (op == 2)
{
cout <<"De bebida tenemos: " <<endl<<endl;
cout <<"5) Jarra de Jugo = 15000 " <<endl;
cout <<"6) Vaso de Jugo = 5000 " <<endl;
cout <<"7) Jarra de Agua = 10000 " <<endl;
cout <<"8) Vaso de Agua = 3000 " <<endl;
cin>>plato;
if (plato >= 5 && plato <= 8){
pedido(plato);
}
else {
cout<<"Ingreso una opción invalida" <<endl;
submenu(op);
}
}
else {
cout <<" De postre hay: " <<endl<<endl;
cout <<"9)torta = 20000 " <<endl;
cout <<"10)helado = 15000 " <<endl;
cout <<"11)OFERTA ESPECIAL = 8000 (1 cafe y galletas dulces) " <<endl<<endl;
cin>>plato;
if (plato >= 9 && plato <= 11){
pedido(plato);
}
else {
cout<<"Ingreso una opción invalida" <<endl;
submenu(op);
}
}
}
void menu(){
cout<<"1) Almuerzo" <<endl;
cout<<"2) Bebida" <<endl;
cout<<"3) Postre" <<endl;
cin>>opcion;
switch (opcion){
case 1:
submenu(1);
break ;
case 2:
submenu(2);
break ;
case 3:
submenu(3);
break ;
default :
cout<<"Ingreso una opción invalida" <<endl;
menu();
break ;
}
while (continuar != 1 and continuar != 2){
cout<<"¿Desea pedir algo más? Si=1;No=2" <<endl;
cin>>continuar;
}
if (continuar==1){
continuar=0;
menu();
}
else {
cout<<"\n*** PEDIDO *** " <<endl<<endl;
if (acum_op1 >0 ){
cout<<acum_op1<<" Sopa" <<endl<<endl;
}
if (acum_op2 >0 ){
cout<<acum_op2<<" Arroz con Pollo" <<endl<<endl;
}
if (acum_op3 >0 ){
cout<<acum_op3<<" Pasta Boloñesa" <<endl<<endl;
}
if (acum_op4 >0 ){
cout<<acum_op4<<" OFERTA Especial (1 bebida y Arroz con Salsa)" <<endl<<endl;
}
if (acum_op5 >0 ){
cout<<acum_op5<<" Jarra de Jugo" <<endl<<endl;
}
if (acum_op6 >0 ){
cout<<acum_op6<<" Vaso de Jugo" <<endl<<endl;
}
if (acum_op7 >0 ){
cout<<acum_op7<<" Jarra de Agua" <<endl<<endl;
}
if (acum_op8 >0 ){
cout<<acum_op8<<" Vaso de Agua" <<endl<<endl;
}
if (acum_op9 >0 ){
cout<<acum_op9<<" Torta" <<endl<<endl;
}
if (acum_op10 >0 ){
cout<<acum_op10<<" Helado" <<endl<<endl;
}
if (acum_op11 >0 ){
cout<<acum_op11<<" OFERTA ESPECIAL (1 cafe y galletas dulces)" <<endl<<endl;
}
cout<<"Total a Pagar: " <<total<<endl<<endl;
}
}
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
cout<<"*** BIENVENIDOS AL RESTAURANTE BONIN ***" <<endl<<endl<<endl;
cout<<" ** ¿ QUE DESEA ORDENAR ? ** " <<endl<<endl;
menu();
return 0;
Last edited on Sep 11, 2019 at 5:33pm UTC
Sep 11, 2019 at 5:50pm UTC
Did you know you can put
cin >> variable
into the condition of a while loop?
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while (cin >> variable) {
// If we're here, we read into variable successfully. Do something with it!
}
It's a handy little pattern. However, here, you want to do something repeatedly so long as the read failed. That would look more like:
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while ( !( cin >> variable ) ) {
//TODO: Print a message complaining about the input.
cin.clear(); //Reset the error flags for cin so that we can try again.
}
You have a lot of
cin >> someinteger
lines, so you might want to consider writing a function that returns an int and does that whole while loop for you.
Good luck!
-Albatross
Sep 13, 2019 at 3:44pm UTC
thanks for the reply. and if I deal with the ctype.h library (isalpha isdigit) how would it be? to validate the options and the menu in this case.
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