"Spockie" <spockie@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:Xns94D7A2BC8CFspockieverizonnet@199.45.49.11. ..[color=blue]
> I do not use linkedlist stdlibrary, vector
>
> i make my own, but i have problems with one issue, and that is checking if
> there are duplicates in the middle of inputing information
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> line 294
http://cpp.enisoc.com/pastebin/?3935
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> i overload cin to get class video tape data, After i enter one data
> member for VideoTape class, i need it to check if that data is duplicated
> in the other class linkedlist, i am not sure about how to do this though
> because things like
>
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> linkedlist<VideoTape>::addNode(VideoTape(vtape.nam e));
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>
> do not work.[/color]
The linked list class is very badly written. What you want to do cannot be
done with the current linked list class (that's how bad it is). I think you
have two choices, write a better version, or use the standard list class. I
know which I would choose.
john
