#ifndef __email_h__
#define __email_h__

#include <iostream>
#include <string>


// Declaration and defineition of the Email class
//
// This class is used to build an e-mail message which can
// then be sent to some appropriate mailer

class Email
{

public:

  // ...................................................................
  // Constructor which takes the IP address of the recipient as argument

  Email( int recipientAddress )
  {
    m_recipientInternetAddress = recipientAddress ;
  }


  //..................................................................
  // A method to set the subject line of the e-mail by a text string
  // passed as argument

  void setSubject( std::string subj )
  {
    m_subject = subj ;
  }

  //..................................................................
  // A method to set the main body of the e-mail by a text string
  // passed as argument. This is a simplification of course, in reality
  // a long text message would have to be allowed.

  void setMessage( std::string mess )
  {
    m_message = mess ;
  }


  //..........................................
  // A method to print out the contents of the e-mail

  void read( ) 
  {
    std::cout << std::endl ;
    std::cout << "Message Subject: " << m_subject << std::endl ;
    std::cout << "  reads: "         << m_message << std::endl ;
  }



private: 

  // The IP address of the intended recipient. For simplicity in this
  // exercise we represent an IP address as a simple integer
  int m_recipientInternetAddress ;

  // The subjec to fthe message 
  std::string m_subject ;

  // The main body test of the message. Again this is a simplification
  // for the exercise as this only allows a short message.
  std::string m_message ;

};

#endif