// File: PublicEmployee.cpp
// Implementation of PublicEmployee isa Person

#include <iostream>
#include "PublicEmployee.h"

using namespace std;

PublicEmployee::PublicEmployee(const string &first,const string &last,
	    const string &SSN,int birthMonth,int birthDay,int birthYear,
	                              GovernmentLevel entity,float amount):
			// superclass constructor invocation 
			Person(first,last,SSN,birthMonth,birthDay,birthYear)
{setEntity(entity);
 setSalary(amount);
}

void PublicEmployee::setEntity(GovernmentLevel entity)
{which=entity;
}

void PublicEmployee::setSalary(float amount)
{ salary=amount;
}

float PublicEmployee::getSalary() const
{return(salary);
}

// Why is this here, when it has no code?
void PublicEmployee::print(ostream &Dest) const
{}

ostream &operator<<(ostream &Dest,const PublicEmployee &PE)
{const Person *pPtr=&PE;   // This pointer must be const. Why?
 Dest << *pPtr;
 Dest << "Government Level:" << PE.which << " Salary:$" << PE.salary << endl;
 return(Dest);
}