If I want to use a for loop to display the context of the linked list,
how to write this call ?
how to write this call ?
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Re: Linked list
Kay wrote:[color=blue]
> If I want to use a for loop to display the context of the linked list,
> how to write this call ?[/color]
Assuming that 'list_t' is the type of your list class, and that
'next' member of that class designates the link to the next node,
and that 'data' member of that class designates the contents of
each node, something like:
for (list_t* p = &mylist; p != NULL; p = p->next)
display(p->data);
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Re: Linked list
Kay wrote:[color=blue]
> If I want to use a for loop to display the context of the linked list,
> how to write this call ?
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If you were using std::list, you could use std::list::iter ator
and a "for" loop. Or use something from <algorithms>.
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