/// <summary>
///
/// </summary>
public Listener()
{
//initialize member variables
Console.WriteLine("listner entered");
m_nounList = new XmlDataAccess("xmlNounList.xml");
m_verbList = new XmlDataAccess("xmlVerbList.xml");
m_dictionary = new Dictionary("xmlGreetingList.xml", "xmlNounList.xml", "xmlVerbList.xml");
Console.WriteLine("listener constructor finished");
}
public InOut()
{
// the Greetings Class is about outdated and needs to be removed and its functionality placed in a more
// logical location such as the sentence class as a type of interjection sentence that functions as a greeting
// and access of its word list should go through listener just like nouns and verbs.
//yes I probably could have used the xmlDataAccess Class instead of setting up the functionality of the Dictionary class
currentSentence = new Sentence();
xmlDataAccess = new XmlDataAccess("XMLGreetinglist.xml");
listener = new Listener();
InitializeComponent();
greetings = new Greetings(xmlDataAccess);
currentDictionary = new Dictionary("XMLGreetingList.xml","xmlNounList.xml","xmlVerbList.xml");
}
// constructor
public Greetings(XmlDataAccess dataobject)
{
// Create the DataAccess access object.
daobj = dataobject;
getwords();
}