How Do I Insert Items From An Edit Control In A Double Linked List

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I need to insert some data from an edit control in a double linked list.
How can i make this?

My struct looks like this:

C#

typedef struct adr
{
    char anrede [5];
    char vorname [51];
    char nachname [51];
    char plz [8];
    char ort [60];
    char strasse [51];
    char land [24];
    char festnetz [14];
    char mobil [14];
    char mail [101];
    char geburtsdatum [11];
    char kategorie [31];
    char startnummer [5];
    char startzeit [9];
    char zeit [9];
    char rang [5];
    char fahrrad [31];
    char sponsor [31];
} adressen;

struct node
{
    adressen *konto;
    struct node *prev;
    struct node *next;
};

Posted 26-Oct-15 21:13pm

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2015-10-26T21:52:00

Get the CEdit text (you may either use the GetWindowText[^] method or, if appropriate, the DDX mechanism[^]) and copy it in the right adressen field.
Of course, you have to first allocate memory for the adressen structure.

As a side note, you are using C++ just like C. Why don't you take advantage of C++ features (like, for instance std::string and std::list)?

KarstenK · Answer 2 · 2015-10-26T21:47:00

Solution 1

It is business as usual: you must do your house-keeping.

You must allocate you address struct in memory

C++

adressen * addr = new adressen;
//.. fill with data
// add to list
insert( node, addr );

and delete it when your done.

The inserting means that you "hang" the new between two old nodes.

A good tutorial.

Posted 26-Oct-15 21:47pm

KarstenK

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Member 12041961 27-Oct-15 5:05am

Thank's. One of my edit control has the datatype CString and is named m_vorname. How can i insert this into the double linked list?