//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//	getword.cpp
//
//	Started by Jeff Ondich on 4/1/98
//	Last modified 4/1/98
//
//	This program retrieves words from standard input
//	until reaching "end of file."  You can run this
//	in two ways:
//
//	(1)		getword < somefile.txt
//
//	(2)		getword
//
//		In this case, you will type the input.  You
//		can type as many lines as you like.  To terminate
//		the input, type CTRL-D at the start of a new line.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#include	<iostream.h>
#include	<astra.h>

bool GetWord( string& word );

int main( void )
{
	string		myWord;
	
	while( GetWord( myWord ) )
	{
		cout << myWord << endl;
	}

	return( 0 );
}



//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//	GetWord retrieves the next word from standard input (cin),
//	returning true if there is a word remaining in the input,
//	and false if not.  In the former case, the word is
//	returned via the reference parameter "word".
//
//	GetWord defines a "word" to be any contiguous block of 
//	letters, hyphens, and apostrophes.  Thus, "don't" and
//	"willy-nilly" are both considered words (as they 
//	should be), but so is "--'--xxxx-'".  Defining "word" 
//	better than this is possible, but complicated.
//
//	We'll talk about how GetWork works some time in class.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

bool GetWord( string& word )
{
	char	c;
	
	cin.get( c );
	while( !cin.fail()  &&  !isalpha(c)  &&  c != '-'  &&  c != '\'' )
		cin >> c;
	
	if( cin.fail() )
		return( false );

	word = c;
	cin.get( c );
	while( !cin.fail()  &&  (isalpha(c) || c == '-' || c == '\'') )
	{
		word = word + c;
		cin.get( c );
	}
	
	return( true );
}