//	TESTLOCK.C
//
//
//	TESTLOCK is calls FAKELOCK to learn the return values it
//	will create.  By writing down the input string and the return
//	value they can be added to your program like they are in TESTPROG.

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "fakelock.h"

void main( void )
{
  char instr[96];			// input string
  char *mesg = "\rEnter string to test FAKELOCK (empty string to end): ";
  int  key;				// which lock to use
  int  results;				// return value from FAKELOCK
  char temp[96];			// tempory place to get which lock

  printf( mesg );
  gets( instr );

  while ( strlen( instr ) > 0 )
  {
    printf("Which lock (1 or 2): ");
    gets( temp );

    key = atoi( temp );

    results = FAKELOCK( instr, key );

    printf("FAKELOCK results : %d\n", results );

    printf( mesg );
    gets( instr );
  }
}
