--- In [email protected], Jefferson Mendoza
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sir I've done it!! Thank You Very Much!!!
>
> I Will ask you later if i had encounter problems! Thank You again sir!!!
Well done.
FYI here is a version of the code you posted that uses a function to
replace the code that gets the station location(?) from the user. You
might not understand it yet, but it shows how functions can be very
useful.
BTW it is better not to use conio.h (gotoxy(), clrscr() etc.) because
it is not standard C; your program would work ok without using the
conio.h functions.
typedef struct
{
double decimal_deg;
double sec;
} Pos_t;
/* Function to get the position of a station. */
static void getStation(int x, int y, const char *station_name, Pos_t
*pPos)
{
double deg;
double min;
double sec;
gotoxy(x,y); printf("%s", station_name);
gotoxy(x,y + 1);printf("Enter degrees: ");
scanf("%lf", °);
getchar(); /* getchar takes care of the line feed character */
gotoxy(x,y + 2);printf("Enter minutes: ");
scanf("%lf", &min);
getchar();
gotoxy(x,y + 3);printf("Enter seconds: ");
scanf("%lf", &sec);
getchar();
min /= (double)60;
sec /= (double)3600;
pPos->decimal_deg = deg + min + sec;
pPos->sec = pPos->decimal_deg * 3600;
gotoxy(x,y + 4);printf("Decimal Degrees: %lf ", pPos->decimal_deg);
gotoxy(x,y + 5);printf("Decimal Seconds: %.0f seconds", pPos->sec);
}
int main(void)
{
Pos_t LatE, LatW, LonW, LonE;
int lat, logAm;
float logBmAm;
gotoxy(28,3);printf("ENTER THE EXACT SITE LOCATION");
getStation(10, 5, "Latitude Station East", &LatE);
getStation(10,14, "Longitude Station East", &LonE);
getStation(46, 5, "Latitude Station West", &LatW);
getStation(46,14, "Longitude Station West", &LonW);
/* etc. */
