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GeneralA List in memory... Pin
Kuniva7-Aug-03 12:36
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I'm working on a project and i need some sort of list object in memory, it just has to exist in memory, i'm not talking about a gui list or anything. The list should be able to hold anything i want... like.. every entry should have its own unique ID (an integer value), a name (a string value) and possibly others. But each new entry will have the same types of values as the others, if u know what i mean. Then i should be able to add entries and remove them quite easily by calling a function on it or something sort of like this:

list.AddEntry(<unique id>,<name>, etc...);
list.RemoveEntry(<unique id>);

I hope u know what i mean. Now my question is, how is this commonly done? Do people build their own structure or something? and write all the add and remove code themselves? Or is there maybe an existing object i can use (and i'm not talking MFC, just basic c++ with stdlib etc.). I've seen someone use a vector or something before but i'm not sure what thats about, and they used a strange way to declare the variable like..

int<vector> bla;

or something like that..can't quite remember.

But anyways i'm just looking for the right way to do it Smile | :)

Thank you.

Kuniva
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