On Sat 3 Oct 2009, dmitry boyarintsev wrote:
> t_double_list = class (t_list_frame)
> private
> flist1 : t_list_frame;
> flist2 : t_list_frame;
> function internal_add (const class_in : class_type) : boolean;
> end;
The idea behind my concept of t_double_list is that it is essentially
one
On Sat 3 Oct 2009, Micha Nelissen wrote:
> It's not as if combining those gives you the best of both worlds ...
> if the sorted list needs to keep its list sorted, having the
> sequential list won't make iterating faster ...
>
> Micha
Having a sequential list makes iterating through the list *pos
David Emerson wrote:
lists containing the same elements: one sorted, one unsorted. The
reason to have both: sorted -> fast search; unsorted -> sequential
navigation through the list while elements are being added.
It's not as if combining those gives you the best of both worlds ... if
the sor
On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 7:24 AM, David Emerson wrote:
> I'd like to create a "double-list" type, which maintains two parallel
> lists containing the same elements: one sorted, one unsorted. The
> reason to have both: sorted -> fast search; unsorted -> sequential
> navigation through the list while
Hi all,
I've been reading about multiple inheritance in the list archives, and
from what I gather, it is only supported through a combination
of "interfaces" and classes; one cannot inherit from two classes.
As far as I can tell, interface types do not allow implemented virtual
methods -- only
