Print Library Receipt

Hi I need help with my C program to print a Library receipt using Linux with a driver program that can't be changed and h file.

Change processTransaction:

o Receives Node **ppHead instead of the bookM array and count

o Uses searchLL to find a book in the ordered linked list.

p = searchLL(*ppHead, book.szBookId, &pPrecedes);

o Uses pointer notation to update the contents of a node instead of the contents of an array element

(e.g., p0>book.szCustomerId instead of bookM[i].szCustomerId)

⢠Change processCustomerCommand:

o Receives Node **ppHead instead of the bookM array and count

o Invokes processTransaction passing ppHead instead of the bookM array and count

⢠Change processBookCommand:

o Receives Node **ppHead instead of the bookM array and count

o Uses searchLL to find a book in the ordered linked list:

p = searchBooks(*ppHead, book.szBookId, &pPrecedes);

o Uses pointer notation to reference a book instead of referencing an element of the bookM array.

o Add code for the new BOOK NEW subcommand. This should sscanf the data into elements of a Book

structure (declared using Book book). It should then pass that book to insertLL.

Here is what I have so far.

// If compiling using visual studio, tell the compiler not to give its warnings

// about the safety of scanf and printf

#define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS 1

#include

#include

#include

#include "cs1713p4.h"

void printBook(Book * book) {

printf(" %-9s %-6s %-10s %lf %lf %40s\n"

  , book->szBookId

  , book->szCustomerId

  , book->szCheckedOutDt

  , book->dLateFeePerDay

  , book->dMaxLateFee

  , book->szTitle);

}

void printBookHeading() {

printf(" %-9s %-6s %-10s %-6s %-6s %-40s\n"

  , "Book Id", "Customer Id", "Checked Out Date", "Late Fee Per Day", "Max Late Fee", "Title");

}

/******************** printBooks **************************************

void printBooks(char *pszHeading, Book bookM[], int iBookCnt)

Purpose:

Prints each book in a table format

Parameters:

I char *pszHeading Heading to print before printing the table of books

I Book bookM[] Array of books

I int iBookCnt Number of elements in the bookM array.

Returns:

n/a

Notes:

**************************************************************************/

void printBooks(char *pszHeading, Node *pHead) {

printf("%s\n", pszHeading);

printBookHeading();

while(pHead != NULL) {

printBook(&(pHead->book));

pHead = pHead->pNext;

}

}

/********************processCustomerCommand *****************************

void processCustomerCommand(Book bookM[], int iBookCnt

, char *pszSubCommand, char *pszRemainingInput

, Customer *pCustomer)

Purpose:

Processes the subcommands associated with the CUSTOMER command:

CUSTOMER BEGIN szBookId szCustomerId szCheckedOutDt dLateFeePerDay dMaxLateFee szTitle

specifies the beginning of customer request and includes all the identification information from program 2.

CUSTOMER ADDRESS szStreetAddress,szCity,szStateCd,szZipCd

specifies the address for a customer (separated by commas)

CUSTOMER TRANS cTransType szBookId szTransDt

specifies a single book transaction. Steps:

-  Print the Transaction Type, Book Id, and Transaction Date

-  Lookup the book ID using a binary search. If not found, print a warning (but do not terminate your program) and return.

-  If the transaction date is invalid, show a message stating "invalid date", but do not terminate. Use the validateDate function.

-  If the transaction type is C (meaning checkout):

o  If the book is already checked out, show a message stating "already checked out", but do not terminate.

o  Otherwise, check out the book to this customer, setting the book's customer ID. The book's checked out date needs to be set to the transaction's date.

-  If the transaction type is R (meaning return):

o  Use dateDiff to subtract the book's szCheckOutDt from the transaction's szTransDt

o  If the difference is more than 14:

--  Determine the number of days late by subtracting 14 from that difference.

--  Compute the late fee by multiplying the number of days late by the book's dLateFeePerDay.

--  If that late fee is greater than the book's dMaxLateFee, change it to dMaxLateFee.

-- Print the late fee.

--  Add the computed late fee to the customer's dFeeBalance

o  Set the book's customer ID to "NONE".

o  Set the book's check out date to "0000-00-00".

CUSTOMER COMPLETE

specifies the completion of a customer. Print the total fees for this customer.

Parameters:

I/O Book bookM[] Array of books

I int iBookCnt Number of elements in bookM[]

I char *pszSubCommand Should be BEGIN, ADDRESS, REQUEST or COMPLETE

I char *pzRemainingInput Points to the remaining characters in the input

line (i.e., the characters that following the

subcommand).

I/O Customer *pCustomer The BEGIN subcommand begins a new customer.

Notes:

**************************************************************************/

void processCustomerCommand(Node **ppHead

, char *pszSubCommand, char *pszRemainingInput

, Customer *pCustomer) {

int iScanfCnt;

Transaction transaction;

double *pdCustomerTotalFees;

// Determine what to do based on the subCommand

if (strcmp(pszSubCommand, "BEGIN") == 0)

{

// get the Customer Identification Information

// your code

iScanfCnt = sscanf(pszRemainingInput, "%s %d %s %s\n", pCustomer->szCustomerId, pCustomer->dFeeBalance, pCustomer->szEmailAddr, pCustomer->szFullName);

// Check for bad customer identification data

if (iScanfCnt < 4)

exitError(ERR_CUSTOMER_ID_DATA, pszRemainingInput);

  }

else if (strcmp(pszSubCommand, "COMPLETE") == 0)

{

// print the customer's total fees

// your code

printf("\t\t\t\t%-10s %8s %10s %8.2f\n", "", "", "Total Fees", *pdCustomerTotalFees);

printf("***********************************************************************\n");

*pdCustomerTotalFees = 0;

}

else if (strcmp(pszSubCommand, "ADDRESS") == 0)

{

// get the postal address and print it

// your code

iScanfCnt = sscanf(pszRemainingInput, "%30[^,],%20[^,],%2[^,],%[0-9]", &pCustomer->szStreetAddress

  , &pCustomer->szCity, &pCustomer->szStateCd, &pCustomer->szZipCd);

if (iScanfCnt < 4)

exitError(ERR_CUSTOMER_ADDRESS_DATA, pszRemainingInput);

//print the customer

printCustomer(pCustomer);

// print the column heading for the transactions

printf("\t\t\t\t\t%-5s %-9s %-10s\n", "Trans", "Book", "Date");

}

else if (strcmp(pszSubCommand, "TRANS") == 0)

{

printf("\n");

}

else printf(" *** %s %s\n", ERR_CUSTOMER_SUB_COMMAND, pszSubCommand);

}

/********************processBookCommand *****************************

void processBookCommand(Book bookM[], int iBookCnt

, char *pszSubCommand, char *pszRemainingInput)

Purpose:

Processes the subcommands associated with the BOOK command:

BOOK CHANGE szBookId dLateFeePerDay dMaxLateFee

change the Late Fee Per Day and Max Late Fee to the specified values

BOOK SHOW szBookId

requests a display of a particular book. Show all of its information.

Parameters:

I/O Book bookM[] Array of books

I int iBookCnt Number of elements in bookM[]

I char *pszSubCommand Should be CHANGE or SHOW

I char *pzRemainingInput Points to the remaining characters in the input

line (i.e., the characters that following the

subcommand).

Notes:

**************************************************************************/

void processBookCommand(Node **ppHead

, char *pszSubCommand, char *pszRemainingInput) {

Book book;

int iQuantity; // quantity of Books

int iScanfCnt;

// Determine what to do based on the subCommand

// your code

}

double processTransaction(Node **ppHead, Customer customer, Transaction transation);

And here is the Driver program provided.

/**********************************************************************cs1713p4Driver.cPurpose: This program reads book information and a command file. It processes the commands against the book information. This is the driver code for the routines written by the students.Command Parameters: p4 -b bookFileName -c commandFileNameInput: Book same as Programming Assignment #3 although there may be different data. Command This is is in the form of commands: CUSTOMER BEGIN szCustomerId dFeeBalance szEmailAddr szFullName specifies the beginning of customer request and includes all the identification information from program 2. CUSTOMER ADDRESS szStreetAddress,szCity,szStateCd,szZipCd specifies the address for a customer (separated by commas) CUSTOMER TRANS cTransType szBookId szTransDt specifies a single book transaction. Steps: - Print the Transaction Type, Book Id, and Transaction Date - Lookup the book ID using a binary search. If not found, print a warning (but do not terminate your program) and return. - If the transaction date is invalid, show a message stating "invalid date", but do not terminate. Use the validateDate function. - If the transaction type is C (meaning checkout): o If the book is already checked out, show a message stating "already checked out", but do not terminate. o Otherwise, check out the book to this customer, setting the book's customer ID. The book's checked out date needs to be set to the transaction's date. - If the transaction type is R (meaning return): o Use dateDiff to subtract the book's szCheckOutDt from the transaction's szTransDt o If the difference is more than 14: -- Determine the number of days late by subtracting 14 from that difference. -- Compute the late fee by multiplying the number of days late by the book's dLateFeePerDay. -- If that late fee is greater than the book's dMaxLateFee, change it to dMaxLateFee. -- Print the late fee. -- Add the computed late fee to the customer's dFeeBalance o Set the book's customer ID to "NONE". o Set the book's check out date to "0000-00-00". CUSTOMER COMPLETE specifies the completion of a customer. Print the total fees for this customer. BOOK CHANGE szBookId dLateFeePerDay dMaxLateFee change the Late Fee Per Day and Max Late Fee to the specified values BOOK SHOW szBookId requests a display of a particular book. Show all of its information. BOOK NEW szBookId szCustomerId szCheckedOutDt dLateFeePerDay dMaxLateFee szTitle 9s 6s 10s lf lf 40s (may contain spaces) Results: Prints the Books prior to processing transactions. Processes the commands (see above) and shows any errors. Prints the resulting BooksReturns: 0 normal -1 invalid command line syntax -2 show usage only -3 error during processing, see stderr for more informationNotes: p4 -? will provide the usage information. In some shells, you will have to type p4 -\?**********************************************************************/// If compiling using visual studio, tell the compiler not to give its warnings// about the safety of scanf and printf#define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS 1#include #include #include #include "cs1713p4.h"// prototypes for this filevoid processCommandSwitches(int argc, char *argv[], char **ppszBookFileName , char **ppszCommandFileName);void processCommands(Node **ppHead, char *pszCommandFileName);int getSimpleToken(char szInput[], int *piBufferPosition, char szToken[]);#define MAX_TOKEN_SIZE 20int main(int argc, char *argv[]){ Node *pHead; // points to an ordered linked list of books char *pszBookFileName = NULL; // Book file name char *pszCommandFileName = NULL; // Command file name processCommandSwitches(argc, argv, &pszBookFileName, &pszCommandFileName); // get the book, print it, sort it, and print the sorted pHead = getBooks(pszBookFileName); printBooks("Initial Books", pHead); printf("\n"); // process the command input file processCommands(&pHead, pszCommandFileName); // print the book after processing the command file printBooks("Resulting Books", pHead); printf("\n"); return 0;}/******************** processCommands ************************************** void processCommands(Node **ppHead, char *pszCommandFileName)Purpose: Reads the Command file to process commands. There are two major types of commands: CUSTOMER and BOOK.Parameters: I/O Node **ppHead Address of the pointer to the head of an ordered linked list of books I char **ppszCommandFileName command file nameNotes: This opens and closes the Command file.**************************************************************************/void processCommands(Node **ppHead, char *pszCommandFileName){ FILE *pfileCommand; // stream Input for Customer Customer data // variables for command processing char szInputBuffer[100]; // input buffer for a single text line char szCommand[MAX_TOKEN_SIZE+1]; // command char szSubCommand[MAX_TOKEN_SIZE+1]; // subcommand int bGotToken; // TRUE if getSimpleToken got a token int iBufferPosition; // This is used by getSimpleToken to // track parsing position within input buffer // variables for customer information (except Book Transaction) Customer customer; // open the Command stream data file if (pszCommandFileName == NULL) exitError(ERR_MISSING_SWITCH, "-c"); pfileCommand = fopen(pszCommandFileName, "r"); if (pfileCommand == NULL) exitError(ERR_COMMAND_FILENAME, pszCommandFileName); /* get command data until EOF ** fgets returns null when EOF is reached. */ while (fgets(szInputBuffer, 100, pfileCommand) != NULL) { printf("%s", szInputBuffer); // includes \n in the data iBufferPosition = 0; // reset buffer position // get the command bGotToken = getSimpleToken(szInputBuffer, &iBufferPosition, szCommand); // see what the command is if (bGotToken && strcmp(szCommand, "CUSTOMER") == 0) { // CUSTOMER command // get the sub comand bGotToken = getSimpleToken(szInputBuffer, &iBufferPosition, szSubCommand); if (bGotToken) processCustomerCommand(ppHead , szSubCommand , &szInputBuffer[iBufferPosition] // address past the subcommand , &customer); else exitError(ERR_CUSTOMER_SUB_COMMAND, " missing subcommand"); } else if (bGotToken && strcmp(szCommand, "BOOK") == 0) { // BOOK command bGotToken = getSimpleToken(szInputBuffer, &iBufferPosition, szSubCommand); if (bGotToken) processBookCommand(ppHead, szSubCommand , &szInputBuffer[iBufferPosition]); else exitError(ERR_BOOK_SUB_COMMAND, " missing subcommand"); } else exitError(ERR_INVALID_COMMAND, szCommand); } fclose(pfileCommand);}/******************** getBooks ************************************** Node *getBooks(char * pszBookFileName)Purpose: Retrieves the books from the file specified.Parameters: I char *pszBookFileName name of the file containing the book dataReturns: A pointer to the head of a linked list.Notes: 1. This opens the file based on the specified file name. 2. The data in the data file is in this format szBookId szCustomerId szCheckedOutDt dLateFeePerDay dMaxLateFee szTitle 9s 6s 10s lf lf 40s (may contain spaces)**************************************************************************/Node *getBooks(char * pszBookFileName){ char szInputBuffer[100]; // input buffer for reading data int iScanfCnt; // returned by sscanf FILE *pFileBook; // Stream Input for Books data. Book book; // Local for taking data from the input Node *pHead = NULL; // Pointer to the beginning of an // ordered linked list of book nodes. Node *pFind; // Pointer returned by insertLL to // where it found the book Id or // the new node it inserted. /* open the Books stream data file */ if (pszBookFileName == NULL) exitError(ERR_MISSING_SWITCH, "-b"); pFileBook = fopen(pszBookFileName, "r"); if (pFileBook == NULL) exitError(ERR_BOOK_FILENAME, pszBookFileName); /* get book information until EOF ** fgets returns null when EOF is reached. */ while (fgets(szInputBuffer, 100, pFileBook) != NULL) { iScanfCnt = sscanf(szInputBuffer, "%9s %6s %10s %lf %lf %[^\n]\n" , book.szBookId , book.szCustomerId , book.szCheckedOutDt , &book.dLateFeePerDay , &book.dMaxLateFee , book.szTitle); // It should have populated all six variables, if not exit with // an error. if (iScanfCnt < 6) exitError(ERR_BOOK_DATA, szInputBuffer); // Insert the book into the linked list. Since insertLL might // change the beginning of the linked list, we must pass the // address of pHead pFind = insertLL(&pHead, book); } fclose(pFileBook); return pHead;}/******************** allocateNode ************************************** Node * allocateNode(Book book)Purpose: Allocates a new node, placing the parameter in the node.Parameters: I Book book Book information for one book.Returns: A pointer to the newly allocated node.Notes: If there isn't enough memory available, this function terminates.**************************************************************************/Node * allocateNode(Book book){ Node *pNew; // to allocate a new node pNew = malloc(sizeof(Node)); if (pNew == NULL) exitError("Memory allocation error", ""); pNew->book = book; pNew->pNext = NULL; return pNew;} /******************** getSimpleToken ************************************** int getSimpleToken(char szInput[], int *piBufferPosition, char szToken[]) Purpose: Returns the next token in a string. The delimiter for the token is a space, a newline or the end of the string. To help with a subsequent call, it also returns the next position in the buffer.Parameters: I char szInput[] input buffer to be parsed I/O int *piBufferPosition Position to begin looking for the next token. This is also used to return the next position to look for a token (which will follow the delimiter). O char szToken[] Returned token. Returns: Functionally: TRUE - a token is returned FALSE - no more tokens iBufferPosition parm - the next position for parsing szToken parm - the returned token. If not found, it will be an empty string.Notes: - If the token is larger than the szToken parm, we return a truncated value.**************************************************************************/int getSimpleToken(char szInput[], int *piBufferPosition, char szToken[]) { int iDelimPos; // found position of delim int iCopy; // number of characters to copy char szDelims[20] = " \n"; // delimiters // check for past the end of the string if (*piBufferPosition >= (int) strlen(szInput)) { szToken[0] = '\0'; // mark it empty return FALSE; // no more tokens } // get the position of the first delim, relative to the iBufferPosition iDelimPos = strcspn(&szInput[*piBufferPosition], szDelims); // see if we have more characters than target token, if so, trunc if (iDelimPos > MAX_TOKEN_SIZE) iCopy = MAX_TOKEN_SIZE; // truncated size else iCopy = iDelimPos; // copy the token into the target token variable memcpy(szToken, &szInput[*piBufferPosition], iCopy); szToken[iCopy] = '\0'; // null terminate // advance the position *piBufferPosition += iDelimPos + 1; return TRUE;}/******************** validateDate ***********************************int validateDate(char szDate[], UtsaDate *pDate);Purpose: Validates the date and returns (via the second parameter) the UtsaDate. Parameters: I char szDate[] Date as a string in the form "yyyy-mm-dd" O UtsaDate *pDate Address of a UtsaDate structure for returning the date.Notes: 1. The length must be 10 characters. 2. The date must be in the form "yyyy-mm-dd". 3. The month must be 01-12. 4. The day must be between 1 and the max for each month Mar 31 Aug 31 Jan 31 Apr 30 Sep 30 Feb 29 May 31 Oct 31 Jun 30 Nov 30 Jul 31 Dec 31 5. If Feb 29 was specified, validate that the year is a leap year.Return Value: 0 date is valid 1 year is invalid 2 month is invalid 3 day is invalid 4 invalid length or format**********************************************************************/int validateDate(char szDate[], UtsaDate *pDate){ static int iDaysPerMonth[] = { 0, 31, 29, 31 , 30, 31, 30 , 31, 31, 30 , 31, 30, 31 }; int iCharCnt = 0; int iScanfCnt; // Check for too few characters for the yyy-mm-dd format if (strlen(szDate) != 10) return 4; // invalid format due to length // The year should be 4 characters iCharCnt = strspn(szDate, "0123456789"); if (iCharCnt != 4) return 1; // invalid year // Use sscanf to pluck out the year, month, and day iScanfCnt = sscanf(szDate, "%4d-%2d-%2d" , &pDate->iYear , &pDate->iMonth , &pDate->iDay); // If sscanf returned less than 3, then something was bad if (iScanfCnt < 3) return 4; // invalid format // Validate Month if (pDate->iMonth < 1 || pDate->iMonth > 12) return 2; // month invalid // Validate day based on max days per month if (pDate->iDay < 1 || pDate->iDay > iDaysPerMonth[pDate->iMonth]) return 3; // day invalid // if the 29th of Feb, check for leap year if (pDate->iDay == 29 && pDate->iMonth == 2) { if (pDate->iYear % 4 == 0 && (pDate->iYear % 100 != 0 || pDate->iYear % 400 == 0)) return 0; // it is a leap year else return 3; // not a leap year, so the day is invalid } return 0;}/******************** dateDiff ***********************************int dateDiff(char szDate1[], char szDate2[])Purpose: Validates the dates and returns the difference in days of the first date minus the second date. Parameters: I char szDate1[] First date as a string in the form "yyyy-mm-dd" I char szDate2[] Second date as a string in the form "yyyy-mm-dd"Notes: 1. We validate/convert the days to UtsaDate format. If the date is invalid, we exit and show a message. 2. For each of the dates, we determine the number of days since "0000-03-01" by starting the count at 1 for 0000-03-01. Using March 1st eliminates some leap day issues. 3. Return the difference in daysReturn Value: the difference in dates**********************************************************************/int dateDiff(char szDate1[], char szDate2[]){ UtsaDate date1; UtsaDate date2; int iJulian1; int iJulian2; if (validateDate(szDate1, &date1) != 0) exitError("Invalid 1st date for dateDiff: ", szDate1); if (validateDate(szDate2, &date2) != 0) exitError("Invalid 2nd date for dateDiff: ", szDate2); iJulian1 = utsaDateToUtsaJulian(date1); iJulian2 = utsaDateToUtsaJulian(date2); return iJulian1 - iJulian2;}/******************** utsaDateToUtsaJulian ***********************************int utsaDateToUtsaJulian(UtsaDate date)Purpose: Converts a date to a UTSA Julian Days value. This will start numbering at 1 for 0000-03-01. Making dates relaive to March 1st helps eliminate some leap day issues. Parameters: I char szDate1[] First date as a string in the form "yyyy-mm-dd" I char szDate2[] Second date as a string in the form "yyyy-mm-dd"Notes: 1 We replace the month with the number of months since March. March is 0, Apr is 1, May is 2, ..., Jan is 10, Feb is 11. 2 Since Jan and Feb are before Mar, we subtract 1 from the year for those months. 3 Jan 1 is 306 days from Mar 1. 4 The days per month is in a pattern that begins with March and repeats every 5 months: Mar 31 Aug 31 Jan 31 Apr 30 Sep 30 May 31 Oct 31 Jun 30 Nov 30 Jul 31 Dec 31 Therefore: Mon AdjMon NumberDaysFromMarch (AdjMon*306 + 5)/10 Jan 10 306 Feb 11 337 Mar 0 0 Apr 1 31 May 2 61 Jun 3 92 Jul 4 122 Aug 5 153 Sep 6 184 Oct 7 214 Nov 8 245 Dec 9 275 5 Leap years are years that are divisible by 4 and either years that are not divisible by 100 or years that are divisible by 400Return Value: the number of days since 0000-03-01 beginning with 1 for 0000-03-01.**********************************************************************/int utsaDateToUtsaJulian(UtsaDate date){ int iCountDays; // Calculate number of days since 0000-03-01 // If month is March or greater, decrease it by 3. if (date.iMonth > 2) date.iMonth -= 3; else { date.iMonth += 9; // adjust the month since we begin with March date.iYear--; // subtract 1 from year if the month was Jan or Feb } iCountDays = 365 * date.iYear // 365 days in a year + date.iYear / 4 - date.iYear / 100 + date.iYear / 400 // add a day for each leap year + (date.iMonth * 306 + 5) / 10 // see note 4 + (date.iDay ); // add the days return iCountDays;}/******************** processCommandSwitches ***************************** void processCommandSwitches(int argc, char *argv[] , char **ppszBookFileName , char **ppszCommandFileName)Purpose: Checks the syntax of command line arguments and returns the filenames. If any switches are unknown, it exits with an error.Parameters: I int argc count of command line arguments I char *argv[] array of command line arguments O char **ppszBookFileName book file name O char **ppszCommandFileName command file nameNotes: If a -? switch is passed, the usage is printed and the program exits with USAGE_ONLY. If a syntax error is encountered (e.g., unknown switch), the program prints a message to stderr and exits with ERR_COMMAND_LINE_SYNTAX.**************************************************************************/void processCommandSwitches(int argc, char *argv[], char **ppszBookFileName , char **ppszCommandFileName){ int i; int rc = 0; int bShowCommandHelp = FALSE; for (i = 1; i < argc; i++) { // check for a switch if (argv[i][0] != '-') exitUsage(i, ERR_EXPECTED_SWITCH, argv[i]); // determine which switch it is switch (argv[i][1]) { case 'b': // Book File Name if (++i >= argc) exitUsage(i, ERR_MISSING_ARGUMENT, argv[i - 1]); // check for too long of a file anme else *ppszBookFileName = argv[i]; break; case 'c': // Command File Name if (++i >= argc) exitUsage(i, ERR_MISSING_ARGUMENT, argv[i - 1]); else *ppszCommandFileName = argv[i]; break; case '?': exitUsage(USAGE_ONLY, "", ""); break; default: exitUsage(i, ERR_EXPECTED_SWITCH, argv[i]); } }}/******************** exitError ***************************** void exitError(char *pszMessage, char *pszDiagnosticInfo)Purpose: Prints an error message and diagnostic to stderr. Exits with ERROR_PROCESSING.Parameters: I char *pszMessage error message to print I char *pszDiagnosticInfo supplemental diagnostic informationNotes: This routine causes the program to exit.**************************************************************************/void exitError(char *pszMessage, char *pszDiagnosticInfo){ fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s %s\n" , pszMessage , pszDiagnosticInfo); exit(ERROR_PROCESSING);}/******************** exitUsage ***************************** void exitUsage(int iArg, char *pszMessage, char *pszDiagnosticInfo)Purpose: If this is an argument error (iArg >= 0), it prints a formatted message showing which argument was in error, the specified message, and supplemental diagnostic information. It also shows the usage. It exits with ERR_COMMAND_LINE_SYNTAX. If this is just asking for usage (iArg will be -1), the usage is shown. It exits with USAGE_ONLY.Parameters: I int iArg command argument subscript I char *pszMessage error message to print I char *pszDiagnosticInfo supplemental diagnostic informationNotes: This routine causes the program to exit.**************************************************************************/void exitUsage(int iArg, char *pszMessage, char *pszDiagnosticInfo){ if (iArg >= 0) fprintf(stderr, "Error: bad argument #%d. %s %s\n" , iArg , pszMessage , pszDiagnosticInfo); fprintf(stderr, "p3 -b bookFileName -c commandFileName\n"); if (iArg >= 0) exit(-1); else exit(-2);}

And here is the h file provided.

/**********************************************************************cs1713p4.hPurpose: Defines typedefs for Customer - includes email address, full name, birthdate, postal address, and fee balance. Transaction - either a Checkout or Return of a book Book - Book Information Node - a node structure for an entry in a linked list. It contains a book and a pointer to the next node. UtsaDate - used in determining date differences Defines constants for boolean values error messages program return codes PrototypesNotes: **********************************************************************//**** typedefs ****/// Customer information typedef struct{ char szCustomerId[7]; // 6 character customer ID is used // to uniquely define a customer char szEmailAddr[51]; // customer's email address char szFullName[31]; // customer full name char szStreetAddress[31]; // street number, street name, and // (optional) apartment number char szCity[21]; // address city char szStateCd[3]; // address state code char szZipCd[6]; // address zip code double dFeeBalance; // amount this customer owes in fees} Customer;// Customer Transactiontypedef struct{ char cTransType; // C - check out, R - return char szBookId[10]; // Individual Book Id (not ISBN since // multiple copies have the same value) char szTransDt[11]; // Date for the transaction} Transaction;// Book Information typedef struct{ char szBookId[10]; // Individual Book Id (not ISBN since // multiple copies have the same value) char szTitle[40]; // Title char szCustomerId[7]; // ID of customer who checked it out. // If not checked out, it will be "NONE". char szCheckedOutDt[11]; // Date the book was checked out. // If not checked out, it will be "0000-00-00" double dLateFeePerDay; // Fee per day late double dMaxLateFee; // Maximum late fee} Book;// Node structure for the linked listtypedef struct Node{ Book book; // contains book info for one book struct Node *pNext; // next node in a linked list } Node;// UTSA Datetypedef struct{ int iYear; // Year int iMonth; // Month - 1 is Jan, 2 is Feb, etc. int iDay; // Day - between 1 and the max days for the month} UtsaDate;/**** constants ****/// Maximum sizes #define MAX_BOOKS 30// boolean#define FALSE 0#define TRUE 1/* Error Messages */#define ERR_MISSING_SWITCH "missing switch"#define ERR_EXPECTED_SWITCH "expected switch, found"#define ERR_MISSING_ARGUMENT "missing argument for"#define ERR_COMMAND_FILENAME "invalid command file name "#define ERR_CUSTOMER_ID_DATA "invalid customer id data "#define ERR_CUSTOMER_ADDRESS_DATA "invalid customer address data "#define ERR_TRANSACTION_DATA "invalid customer transaction data "#define ERR_BOOK_FILENAME "invalid book file name "#define ERR_BOOK_DATA "invalid book data "#define ERR_TOO_MANY_BOOKS "attempted to put more than MAX_BOOKS in the book array, found "#define ERR_BOOK_NOT_FOUND "Book ID not found "#define ERR_CUSTOMER_SUB_COMMAND "invalid CUSTOMER subcommand "#define ERR_BOOK_SUB_COMMAND "invalid BOOK subcommand "#define ERR_INVALID_COMMAND "invalid command "#define ERR_CHANGE_SUB_COMMAND "invalid CHANGE subcommand "#define ERR_SHOW_SUB_COMMAND "invalid SHOW subcommand "#define ERR_NEW_SUB_COMMAND "invalid BOOK NEW subcommand "#define ERR_BOOK_ALREADY_EXISTS "Book Already Exists"/* program return codes */#define ERR_COMMAND_LINE_SYNTAX -1 // invalid command line syntax#define USAGE_ONLY -2 // show usage only#define ERROR_PROCESSING -3/* prototypes */// functions you must code although similar to pgm #3void printBooks(char *pszHeading, Node *pHead);void processCustomerCommand(Node **ppHead , char *pszSubCommand, char *pszRemainingInput , Customer *pCustomer);void processBookCommand(Node **ppHead , char *pszSubCommand, char *pszRemainingInput);double processTransaction(Node **ppHead, Customer customer, Transaction transation);// functions from the notes, but you must change slightlyNode *searchLL(Node *pHead, char szMatchBookId[], Node **ppPrecedes);Node *insertLL(Node **ppHead, Book book);// Functions Larry providedNode *allocateNode(Book book);Node *getBooks(char * pszBookFileName);// Functions Larry provided in the driver that you might call int dateDiff(char szDate1[], char szDate2[]);int validateDate(char szDate[], UtsaDate *pDate);int utsaDateToUtsaJulian(UtsaDate date); // used by dateDiffvoid exitError(char *pszMessage, char *pszDiagnosticInfo);void exitUsage(int iArg, char *pszMessage, char *pszDiagnosticInfo);

Here us the p4Command.txt

CUSTOMER BEGIN 111111 0.75 Pete MossCUSTOMER ADDRESS 123 Boggy Lane,New Orleans,LA,70112CUSTOMER TRANS C JOYPGM001 2016-01-25CUSTOMER TRANS C TECHDR001 2016-01-25 CUSTOMER TRANS R PYTHON001 2016-01-25 CUSTOMER COMPLETECUSTOMER BEGIN 222222 0.00 Pop CornCUSTOMER ADDRESS 456 Kernel,San Antonio,TX,78210CUSTOMER TRANS C TECHDR001 2016-01-25 CUSTOMER TRANS C TECHDR002 2016-01-25CUSTOMER TRANS C JOYPGM004 2016-01-25 CUSTOMER COMPLETECUSTOMER BEGIN 333333 44.00 Penny LoaferCUSTOMER ADDRESS 789 Walking St,Philadelphia,PA,19102CUSTOMER TRANS R LINUXX004 2016-01-25CUSTOMER TRANS C PERLLL001 2016-01-25CUSTOMER TRANS R ARTINT001 2016-01-25CUSTOMER COMPLETECUSTOMER BEGIN 444444 1.25 Adam SandlerCUSTOMER ADDRESS 444 Golf View,Hollywood,CA,92274CUSTOMER TRANS R EXCELL001 2016-01-25CUSTOMER COMPLETECUSTOMER BEGIN 555555 0.00 Melba ToastCUSTOMER ADDRESS 222 Cracker Blvd,San Antonio,TX,78222CUSTOMER TRANS R SQLDBB001 2016-02-29CUSTOMER TRANS C LINUXX004 2016-02-29 CUSTOMER COMPLETECUSTOMER BEGIN 666666 5.55 Joe KingCUSTOMER ADDRESS 456 Laughing Way,Zigzag,OR,97049CUSTOMER TRANS C JOYPGM003 2016-03-01CUSTOMER TRANS C PRANKS001 2016-03-01CUSTOMER COMPLETEBOOK CHANGE XXXXXX001 0.25 50.00BOOK SHOW XXXXXX001 BOOK CHANGE JAVADD001 0.25 50.00BOOK SHOW JAVADD001 BOOK NEW SQLDBB001 NONE 0000-00-00 0.30 60.00 Making Your DB Queries SQueeLBOOK NEW SQLDBB002 NONE 0000-00-00 0.30 60.00 Making Your DB Queries SQueeLCUSTOMER BEGIN 777777 7.50 Rock D BoatCUSTOMER ADDRESS 765 Ocean Blvd,Corpus Christi,TX,78412CUSTOMER TRANS R JAVADD001 2016-03-01CUSTOMER TRANS C PRANKS001 2016-03-01CUSTOMER COMPLETE

And here is the p4Book.txt

JOYPGM001 NONE 0000-00-00 0.25 50.00 The Joys of ProgrammingJOYPGM002 333333 2016-01-05 0.25 50.00 The Joys of ProgrammingJOYPGM003 NONE 0000-00-00 0.25 50.00 The Joys of ProgrammingJAVADD001 777777 2016-02-01 0.30 60.00 Java Isn't an AddictionPYTHON001 111111 2016-01-02 0.30 60.00 Learn Python Without Getting BitPYTHON002 NONE 0000-00-00 0.30 60.00 Learn Python Without Getting BitTECHDR001 NONE 0000-00-00 0.25 50.00 My Technical Dream JobJOYPGM004 NONE 0000-00-00 0.25 50.00 The Joys of ProgrammingLINUXX004 333333 2016-01-05 0.30 60.00 Learning Linux COBOLL001 NONE 0000-00-00 0.10 10.00 How your Grandpa Coded in COBOLEXCELL001 444444 2015-09-01 0.80 65.00 Excel at ExcellPERLLL001 NONE 0000-00-00 0.10 10.00 Is PERL the Jewel of Programming?SQLDBB001 555555 2016-02-16 0.30 60.00 Making Your DB Queries SQueeLPRANKS001 NONE 0000-00-00 0.90 60.00 Software PranksARTINT001 333333 2015-11-15 0.30 55.00 A.I. Practical AlgorithmsComment