sorting algorithm

[comparc]

Suggest me some
magic way so that by the time I finish reading all the elements of the
string into main memory for computing, the list is already sorted.

[Daniel Kraft]

comparc wrote:

Suggest me some
magic way so that by the time I finish reading all the elements of the
string into main memory for computing, the list is already sorted.

I can't really tell much here, as I did not quite understand what
exactly you want to do (your explanation sounds quite vague to me).

But have a look at std::set, this could be of help to you.

Yours, Daniel

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[comparc]

Hi daniel thanks for reply

actually i am looking for sorting procedure by which i can sort the
nodes when i am reading that node .

hope now its clear
On Jun 7, 10:18 pm, Daniel Kraft <[e-mail]:

comparc wrote:

Suggest me some
magic way so that by the time I finish reading all the elements of the
string into main memory for computing, the list is already sorted.

I can't really tell much here, as I did not quite understand what
exactly you want to do (your explanation sounds quite vague to me).

But have a look at std::set, this could be of help to you.

Yours, Daniel

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[Daniel Kraft]

actually i am looking for sorting procedure by which i can sort the

nodes when i am reading that node .

Unfortunatelly, still not "really" clear...
However, I believe there are two standard-library utilities to help you.

Either std::sort which can sort the nodes when you have finished, but I
think this is not what you want.

As I suggested, std::set (or multi-set) could be what you are looking
for; this is a container where you can insert elements and they are kept
and accessible in sorted order at every time; look at the documentation
for details, for instance
http://www.sgi.com/tech/stl/set.html

Hope this is really what you want,
yours,
Daniel

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daniel i have written a mail to u at [e-mail] please reply to
that mail or give me another id where i can post or chat with
you.thanks a ton for reply

On Jun 7, 10:44 pm, Daniel Kraft <[e-mail]:

actually i am looking for sorting procedure by which i can sort the
nodes when i am reading that node .

Unfortunatelly, still not "really" clear...
However, I believe there are two standard-library utilities to help you.

Either std::sort which can sort the nodes when you have finished, but I
think this is not what you want.

As I suggested, std::set (or multi-set) could be what you are looking
for; this is a container where you can insert elements and they are kept
and accessible in sorted order at every time; look at the documentation
for details, for instancehttp://www.sgi.com/tech/stl/set.html

Hope this is really what you want,
yours,
Daniel

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