to store the dialled contacts in call log

[ansanjay8]

Hello everyone, Can someone solve this problem? I've written the function. But it is not displaying any contact as dialled numbers.

void PlaceCall(int j)
{
char S[4]="YES",s[4],E[4]="END";

cout<<"\nDial this no.?\n "<<Name<<" "<<MobNo<<endl;

cin>>s;
if(stricmp(s,S)==0)
{
cout<<"\nDialling...\n"<<Addressbook::Name<<" "<<Addressbook::MobNo;
cout<<"\nPress END to end the call\n";
while(1)
{
cin>>s;

if(stricmp(s,E)==0)
{
cout<<"Call ended\n\n"
<<"Call Details:-\n\nDate: " ;
cout<<__DATE__<<"\tTime: "<<__TIME__<<"\n\n";
break;
}
}
}
else cout<<"\nCall Cancelled\n";

call[c]=j;
c++;

}

void Display(Log a[])
{

cout<<"Names\tDialled Numbers\n";
for(int j=0;j<c;j++)
{
int i=call[j];
cout<<a[i];
}
}

[dhayden]

Are you referring to the Display() function? I suspect that the value of c isn't what you expect. Try printing it out with some temporary code or examine it in a debugger. Also, a single letter name for a global variable is a bad idea.

If PlaceCall isn't working as expected, try printing out the contents of s after you input it.

[AbstractionAnon]

Line 21: __DATE__ and __TIME__ are not going to give you the current date and time. They are macros that resolve to the date and time of compilation.

Line 33: You haven't shown the declaration of Log.

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