trouble compiling class object code

[jeremy south]

I have been working on the following program for days, most the time i have spent trying and failing to get my code to compile, my code is as follows

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

using namespace std;

#ifndef TIME_H
#define TIME_H

class Time
{
   public:

      Time(int theHour, int theMin, int theSec);
      Time(int theHour, int theMin);
      Time(void);
      void setMinute(int theMinute);
      void setHour(int theHour);
      void setSecond(int theSecond);
      void addSeconds(int seconds2Add);
      void addMinutes(int minutes2Add);

      int  addHours(int hours2Add);

      void displayMilitaryTime(bool displaySeconds = false);

      void promptForTime(string prompt, bool readSeconds = false);

      Time operator + (Time time1);                           


      bool operator < (Time time1);
      bool operator > (Time time1);
      bool operator == (Time time1);
      bool operator <= (Time time1);
      bool operator >= (Time time1);

      friend ostream& operator << (ostream &out, const Time &time1);

      friend istream& operator >> (istream &in, Time &time1);

   private:
      int hour;
      int minute;
      int second;
};
#endif

int main (void)
{
   const bool DISPLAY_SECONDS = true;
   const bool READ_SECONDS = true;

   int hourInput;
   int minInput;
   int secInput;

   Time time1;
   cout << "\nTime1 = " << time1;
   Time time2(8,10);
   cout << "\nTime2 = " << time2; 
   time2.promptForTime("\nChange Time2 (hh:mm): ");

   Time time3(12,30,15);
   time3.promptForTime("Enter Time3 (hh:mm:ss): ",READ_SECONDS);

   Time time4;
   cout << "Enter Time4 (hh:mm): ";
   cin >> time4;

   cout << "\nTime1 = ";
   time1.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);
   cout << "\nTime2 = ";
   time2.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);
   cout << "\nTime3 = ";
   time3.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);
   cout << "\nTime4 = ";
   time4.displayMilitaryTime();

   Time time5(8,0);
   cout << "\nTime5 = ";
   cout << time5;
   cout << endl << endl;

   cout << "Adding Time1 to Time2" << endl;
   time5 = time1 + time2;
   cout << time1 << " + " << time2 << " = " << time5 << endl;

   cout << "Adding Time3 to Time4" << endl;
   time5 = time3 + time4;
   cout << time3 << " + " << time4 << " = " << time5 << endl;
   
   cout << "\nTime5 = ";
   time5.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);

   cout << "\nNow let's add to Time5\n";
   
   secInput = getInt("\nNumber of seconds to add: ","Invalid Seconds value!");
   time5.addSeconds(secInput);
   cout << "Adding " << secInput << " seconds to Time5 = ";
   time5.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);

   minInput = getInt("\nNumber of minutes to add: ","Invalid Minutes value!");
   time5.addMinutes(minInput);
   cout << "Adding " << minInput << " minutes to Time5 = ";
   time5.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);

   hourInput = getInt("\nNumber of hours to add: ","Invalid hours value!");
   int day = time5.addHours(hourInput);
   cout << "Adding " << hourInput << " hours to Time5 = ";
   time5.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);
   cout << "\nDays carried over: " << day << endl;
   cout << endl;
  
   if (time1 < time2)
   {
      cout << time1 << " is less than " << time2 << endl;
   }

   if (time1 > time2)
   {
      cout << time1 << " is greater than " << time2 << endl;
   }
   
   if (time2 == time3)
   {
      cout << time2 << " is equal " << time3 << endl;
   }
   
   if (time3 <= time4)
   {
      cout << time3 << " is less or equal to " << time4 << endl;
   }
   
   if (time4 >= time5)
   {
      cout << time4 << " is greater or equal to " << time5 << endl;
   }

   Time time6(7,40,35);
   Time time7(9,20,40);
   if (time6 < time7)
   {
      time6.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);
      cout << " is less than ";
      time7.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);
      cout << endl;
   }
   else
   {
      time6.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);
      cout << " is greater or equal to ";
      time7.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);
      cout << endl;
   }

   time6 = Time(8,30,15);
   time7 = Time(8,20,15);
   if (time6 <= time7)
   {
      time6.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);

      cout << " is less than or equal ";
      time7.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);
      cout << endl;
   }
   else
   {
      time6.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);
      cout << " is greater than ";
      time7.displayMilitaryTime(DISPLAY_SECONDS);
      cout << endl;
   }

   return 0;
}

int getInt(string prompt, string errMsg = "\nValue must be an integer!\n")
{
   int temp;
   cout << "enter interger value";
   cin temp;
   if (cin.fail())
   {
      cin.ignore();
      cin.clear();
      cout << errMsg;
   }
   return temp;
}

Time::Time(int theHour, int theMin, int theSec)
{
   cin >> hour >> min;
}

Time::Time(int theHour, int theMin)
{
   cin >> hour >> min;
}

Time::Time(void)
{
   cin >> hour >> min >> second;
}

void Time::setMinute(int theMinute)
{
   minute = minute % 60;
}

void Time::setHour(int theHour)
{
   hour = hour % 24;
}

void Time::setSecond(int theSecond)
{
   second = second % 60;
}

void Time::addSeconds(int seconds2Add)
{
   seconds2Add = second / 60;
   return seconds2Add;
}

void Time::addMinutes(int minutes2Add)
{
   minutes2Add = minute / 60;
   return minutes2Add;
}


int Time::addHours(int hours2Add)
{
   hours2Add = hours / 24;
   return hours2Add;
}

void Time::displayMilitaryTime(bool displaySeconds)
{
   if (displaySeconds == true)
   {
      time1.addSeconds;
      time1.setSecond;
   }
   time1.addMinutes;
   time1.setMinute;
   time1.addHours;
   time1.setHour;
   cout << hour << min;
   if (displaySeconds == true)
      cout << second << endl;
   else
      cout << endl;
}


void Time::promptForTime(string prompt, bool readSeconds)
{
   cout << prompt;
}

Time::operator + (Time time1)
     {
        time5(second) = time1(second) + time2(second);
        if (second > 59)
        {
           time5(min) = time5(min) + time5(second) / 60;
           time5(second) = time5(second) % 60;
        }
        time5(min) = time1(min) + time2(min);
        if (min > 59)
        {
           time5(hour) = time5(hour) + time5(min) / 60;
           time5(min) = time5(min) % 60;
        }   
     }

bool Time::operator < (Time time1)
  {
     if (time1(hour) < time2(hour))
        return true;
     if (time1(hour) > time2(hour))
        return false;
     if (time1(hour) == time2(hour))
     {
        if (time1(min) < time2(min))
           return true;
        if (time1(min) > time2(min))
           return false;
        if (time1(min) == time2(min))
        {
           if (time1(second) < time2(second))
              return true;
           if (time1(second) > time2(second))
              return false;
           if (time1(second) == time2(second))
              return false;
        }
     }
  }
   bool Time::operator > (Time time1)
   {
     if (time1(hour) > time2(hour))
        return true;
     if (time1(hour) < time2(hour))
        return false;
     if (time1(hour) == time2(hour))
     {
        if (time1(min) > time2(min))
           return true;
        if (time1(min) < time2(min))
           return false;
        if (time1(min) == time2(min))
        {
           if (time1(second) > time2(second))
              return true;
           if (time1(second) < time2(second))
              return false;
           if (time1(second) == time2(second))
              return false;
        }
     }
   }

and my compile errors are the following, it seems like everytime i tried to fix an error five more popped up in it's place, i am very new to classes and i am sitting on the very edge of my breaking point, i don't need help getting rid of every compile error, i just need some advice on how to remove the larger ones and then i believe i can fix the rest on my own. due to limits i can't post the compile summary, comments, or a few of the operator functions, but most of the code is there. the last part of the compile errors i believe i don't need any advice on.

[hanst99]

Ok, not using [ code ] tags is one thing, but having everything at half the size really makes it impossible to read anything.

[BrokenSilenceDev]

Yes can you please use [code] tags.
Just highlight all your code and click the <> button to the right of the text box.
When you post it it should be in the right format.

[aas09f]

I believe one problem would be not separating the parameters in your operator overloads.
bool Time::operator > (Time time1)

should be

bool Time::operator > (Time, time1)

I'm also not sure if the parameters you passed in are correct either. I'm new to operator overloading, but I believe it should look like:

bool Time::operator > (const Time& [value1], const Time& [value2])

Look into declaring const with overloading operators and what arguments to use.

Also your errors aren't showing up, try posting them again. Someone who is more knowledgeable should be able to help.