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How to traverse a tree having more than 2 children

I want to traverse a tree having more than one children. How to do that.

please provide some code snippet or link.

Thanks
Sep 17 '08 #1
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JosAH
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I want to traverse a tree having more than one children. How to do that.

please provide some code snippet or link.

Thanks
Simply stick the pointers to a nodes' children in a vector and recursively traverse
a tree like this:

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  1. void travers(Node* node) {
  2.    if (!node) return; // nothing to do
  3.    // do something with this node ...
  4.    // and traverse through the kids 
  5.    for (vector<Node*>::iterator i= node->kids.beg(); i != node->kids.end(); i++)
  6.       traverse(*i);
  7. }
  8.  
kind regards,

Jos
Sep 17 '08 #2

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