LNK2019 Errors???

[Chris2424]

Cannot figure out why program has these errors.

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <cstdlib>//General Utilities Library for general function purposes

#include "Customer.h"

using namespace std;

//Void Function for Week 2
void greeting()
{
	cout << "Welcome to Golf Ballz Inc! \n";
}

int main()
{
	//declaring variables
	string name, address;
	char response;
	
	string *pCusName, *pCusAddress; //Pointers

	Customer CusInfor;

	pCusName = &name;  //Pointer to reference Name entered
	pCusAddress = &address;  // pointer to reference Address entered	

	CusInfor.setCusName(*pCusName);
	CusInfor.setCusAddress(*pCusAddress);

	//greeting, name and address gathering

	greeting();

	cout << "Please enter your name: \n";

	cin>> name;

		cout << "Pleae enter your shipping address: \n\n";

	cin>> address;
	
		
							  //verifying address
	cout << "Welcome " << pCusName<< "!" << endl << endl;

	cout << "You entered your shipping address as: " << pCusAddress << endl << endl;



	//list of products

	cout << "Here is a list of available products we offer: \n";

	cout << "Mens Golf Ballz \n Come in a variety of hardness and spin control options to rival the Pro's on tour! \n";

	cout << "Womens Golf ballz \n Geared toward our beautiful golf girlz on the course! \n";

	cout << "Kids Golf Ballz \n Offered in a variety of fun colors and designs! \n\n";

	cout << " Each golfer can choose from a variety of colors and designs. \n\n";


	
	string PRODUCT[3] = { "Men's Golf Ballz", "Women's Golf Ballz", "Kids Golf Ballz" };

	int QUANT[3];

	double PRICE[3] = { 23.00, 20.00, 15.00 }; //String with Prices of products pre-determined

	cout << "Product #1 - Men's Golf Ballz are $23.00/dozen" << endl;
	cout << "Product #2 - Women's Golf Ballz are $20.00/dozen" << endl;
	cout << "Product #3 - Kid's Golf Ballz are $15.00/dozen" << endl;

	double total = 0;//inistialize total to zero

	for (int counter = 0; counter < 3; counter++)
	{
		cout << "Enter quantity for Product # " << counter + 1 << ": ";
		cin >> QUANT[counter];// customer enters quantities under each product type

		total += QUANT[counter] * PRICE[counter];//equation to give final total of all products
	}
	cout << "Your total bill is : $" << total << endl; //final statement that gives total bill due

	cout << "Are you finished shopping? (Y/N)";
	cin >> response;
			
		system("PAUSE");

	return 0;
}

Header File

// Header = Function Declaration

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;


#ifndef CUSTOMER_H
#define CUSTOMER_H

class Customer {

public:
	void setCusName(string);
	string getCusName();
	void setCusAddress(string);
	string getCusAddress();
	//Default Constructor
	Customer();
	void Customer::setCusName(string name)
	{
		CusName = name;
	}
	void Customer::setCusAddress(string address)
	{
		CusAddress = address;
	}
	//Overload Constructor
	Customer(string);
	

private:
	// Variables
	string newName;
	string newAddress;

Customer(string name, string address);

};

#endif 

[keskiverto]

What errors? What does the linker actually say, in addition to the "LNK2019"?

[Chris2424]

Now I'm getting a whole bunch of errors in my .h file... I am so lost at this point.
C2535 error on lines 22, 26 'void Customer::setCusName/setCusAddress(std::string)': member function already defined or declared
C2065 error on lines 23, 27 'CusName/CusAddress;undeclared identifier

[keskiverto]

There are two ways to place the member implementations:

1. Within the class defition:

class Foo {

  int bar( double x ) {
    // code
  }

};

2. Outside of definition:

class Foo {

  int bar( double );

};

int Foo::bar( double x ) {
  // code
}

What you have is external syntax within the definition. Fix that and a lot of errors will disappear.

[Chris2424]

Is that only with Int variables? Since I'm using 'string' does the definition still apply the same way?

[keskiverto]

With all types.