| re: using a custom class in a list
> What do I have to do in order to create a list of one of my own[color=blue]
> classes? That is, in order for:
>
> list<myClass> myList;
>
> to be a valid statement.[/color]
Only the name 'myClass' defined :
# include <list>
class myClass
{
};
int main()
{
std::list<myClass> myList;
}
And that's it (try it).
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>I know I might have to define an iterator
> on it, or implement operators like ++, but I don't know the details.[/color]
God, no!! That's why there is a library already written for you.
Iterators do not depend on the contained object, but on the container.
Operators concerning that iterator are defined by that iterator, no by you.
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> Can anyone let me know, or point to a good reference on the web?[/color]
Concerning the standard library, get "The C++ Standard Library" by Josuttis.
Jonathan
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