CObList SetAt method problem....

[deneb.dizajn]

I'm writing this sorting just to understand how exactly works methods
in CObList. Iteration works fine, but it won't change pointers.

CObList myList;
CPerson* first, second;
POSITION next, position;
int size = myList.GetCount();

for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
for (position = myList.GetHeadPosition(); next != NULL;)
{

first = (CPerson*)myList.GetNext(position);
next = position;
second = (CPerson*)myList.GetNext(next);

if (first->get_Number() second->get_Number())
{
temp = first;
myList.SetAt(position, second);
myList.SetAt(next, temp);
}
}
}

Thanks!

[Ian Collins]

de**********@gmail.com wrote:

I'm writing this sorting just to understand how exactly works methods
in CObList. Iteration works fine, but it won't change pointers.

What's a CObList? Looks like you want a platform specific group.

--
Ian Collins.

[John Harrison]

de**********@gmail.com wrote:

I'm writing this sorting just to understand how exactly works methods
in CObList. Iteration works fine, but it won't change pointers.

CObList myList;
CPerson* first, second;

second isn't a pointer, you meant

CPerson *first, *second;

POSITION next, position;
int size = myList.GetCount();

for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
for (position = myList.GetHeadPosition(); next != NULL;)
{

first = (CPerson*)myList.GetNext(position);
next = position;
second = (CPerson*)myList.GetNext(next);

if (first->get_Number() second->get_Number())
{
temp = first;
myList.SetAt(position, second);
myList.SetAt(next, temp);

Don't see why you need temp

myList.SetAt(position, second);
myList.SetAt(next, first);

}
}
}

Thanks!

John

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