#include <iostream.h>	// This is used for the cout's and cin's
#include <fstream.h>	// This is used to read from and write to files
#include <stdlib.h>		// This gives us the exit(1) command
#include <string.h>	
	

class file1
{

protected:
	char *filename[12];
	char *name[20];


public:
	file1()
	{ 	cout << "Enter the filename: ";
		cin >> *filename;
		cout << endl; 
	}

	void file();
	//void display();
};


void file1::file()
{



// Creating an instance of outbound data
	ofstream outfile;

	outfile.open(*filename, ios::app);

	if (outfile.fail())
	{
		cout <<"The file failed to open" <<endl;
		exit(1);
	}


	cout << "Enter names to the file called: "<< *filename <<endl;
	cout << "Enter end to stop entering names." << endl;

	
	cout << endl;


//loop to enter names and keep count
//section having problems with!
while(strcmp(name, "end"))
{
	

	int count = 0;
	cout << "Enter names: " << endl;
	cin >>  *name;}

	
	//send data to outfile
	outfile << *name;

	outfile << "\n";

	count++;
	cout << endl;

	
}

	// Closing the outfile to free up memory
	outfile.close();

return ;
}
class filederived : file1
{

public:
	char derived();

}

filederived::derived()
{


	int count = 0;
// Creating an instance of inbound data
	ifstream infile;

	// Opening the infile "filename" for reading
	infile.open(*filename);

	//to view amount of names entered
	cout << "You have entered " << count << " names " << "in file " << *filename << "\n\n";

	while(count>1)
	{
	// Reading the contents of "filename" 
	infile >> *name;

	//to view names entered into the file
	cout <<"The name you have entered is: " << *name << endl;
	count--;

	return ;
	}

	
	infile.close();
	return ;
}
	
int main()
{
	
	file1 a;
	filederived b;

	a.file();
	

	b.derived();

	return 0;
}

using namespace std;
 
string str1 = "This is a ";
str1 += "message";
cout << str1 << "\n"; // prints "This is a message"