// File: Senator.cpp
// Implement Senator multiple inheritance class

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

using namespace std;

Senator::Senator(const string &first,const string &last,const string &social,
 const string &place,int birthMonth,int birthDay,int birthYear,int term,
 int startMonth,int startDay,int startYear,GovernmentLevel entity,float amount):
  // Invoke both superclass constructors
  PublicEmployee(first,last,social,birthMonth,birthDay,birthYear,entity,amount),
				  Politician(term,startMonth,startDay,startYear)
{setState(place);}

void Senator::setState(const string &place)
{ state=place;}

void Senator::print(ostream &Dest) const
{ Dest << *this;}

ostream& operator<<(ostream& Dest,const Senator &S)
{ // These pointers must be const. Why?
  const PublicEmployee *pubPtr=&S; 
  const Politician *polPtr=&S;
  Dest << "Senator " <<  " of " << S.state << "  " << *pubPtr << *polPtr << endl;
  return(Dest);
}