/* 
  Purpose: To show the use of the dot operator
  Dr. Purdum, Aug. 25, 2012
*/


struct servicePeople {
  int ID;
  char Name[20];
  char PW[10];
  long Phone;
} myServicePeople, yourServicePeople;
struct servicePeople SetPhoneNumber(struct servicePeople temp);        // New
void setup() {
  Serial.begin(9600);
  Serial.print("myServicePeople lvalue: ");
  Serial.print((int) &myServicePeople);
  Serial.print("  yourServicePeople lvalue: ");
  Serial.println((int) &yourServicePeople);
  yourServicePeople.ID = 205;
  Serial.print("myServicePeople.ID rvalue: ");
  Serial.print(myServicePeople.ID);
  Serial.print("  yourServicePeople.ID rvalue: ");
  Serial.println(yourServicePeople.ID);
  myServicePeople = SetPhoneNumber(yourServicePeople);                 // Changed
  Serial.println("After assignment:");
  Serial.print("myServicePeople.ID rvalue: ");
  Serial.print(myServicePeople.ID);
  Serial.print("  yourServicePeople.ID rvalue: ");
  Serial.println(yourServicePeople.ID);
  Serial.print("A servicePerson structure takes ");
  Serial.print(sizeof(servicePeople));
  Serial.println(" bytes of storage.");
  Serial.print("myServicePeople.Phone rvalue: ");  // New
  Serial.print(myServicePeople.Phone);                       // New 
} 
void loop(){

}
// All lines below are new
struct servicePeople SetPhoneNumber(struct servicePeople temp)
{
  temp.Phone = 2345678;
  return temp;
}