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<concept id="GUID-24D16BF8-7BF1-5FF2-BCA8-E5200A9E8431" xml:lang="en"><title>How

to form links</title><shortdesc>To be an element of a list, each element needs to contain a link

object.</shortdesc><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody>

<p>To form a singly linked list of <codeph>CMyClass</codeph> objects, include

the link object <codeph>TSglQueLink</codeph> as a component of <codeph>CMyClass</codeph>:</p>

<codeblock id="GUID-C4ED06AA-9187-5EE6-96C5-39F41C218437" xml:space="preserve">class CMyClass : public CBase

    {

    ...

    TSglQueLink iSlink;

    ...

    };</codeblock>

<fig id="GUID-C1BDFB57-AAD9-55A2-8E02-D9277BCCE122">

<title>Two elements in a linked list</title>

</fig>

<p>Although any kind of object can be an element of a linked list, most lists

consist of elements which are all of the same type.</p>

<p>An object can participate in more than one list. For example, to allow <codeph>CMyClass</codeph> objects

to participate in two singly linked lists, include two separate <codeph>TSglQueLink</codeph> objects

as components of <codeph>CMyClass</codeph>:</p>

<codeblock id="GUID-A16512BF-ACB8-5E7E-B4B1-FD76208E0FBD" xml:space="preserve">class CMyClass : public CBase

    {

    ...

    TSglQueLink iSlink1;

    ...

    TSglQueLink iSlink2;

    };</codeblock>

<fig id="GUID-AA2CB21D-B848-5ADF-8B0E-7E2928C84DBE">

<title>An example of two elements, in two lists where they are consecutive

elements in both lists</title>

</fig>

<p>Elements can also be objects constructed from a variety of classes, all

ultimately derived from the same base class, where that base class includes

the link object as a component. For example, if <codeph>CBc</codeph> is a

base class for <codeph>CDc1</codeph> which, in turn, is a base class for <codeph>CDc2</codeph>,

then the elements of the list can consist of a mix of <codeph>CBc</codeph> or <codeph>CDc1</codeph> or <codeph>CDc2</codeph> objects.</p>

<codeblock id="GUID-A4624B83-5DF4-5923-A3C4-4C67E6FCF47C" xml:space="preserve">class CBc : public CBase

    {

    ...

    TSglQueLink iSlink;

    ...

    };</codeblock>

<codeblock id="GUID-2139FC00-2ADF-5E70-9293-93D347DAF41A" xml:space="preserve">class CDc1 : public CBclass

    {

    ...

    }

</codeblock>

<codeblock id="GUID-4A170483-64BF-559A-B2B1-6F31F8A7F82B" xml:space="preserve">class CDc2 : public CDc1

    {

    ...

    }

</codeblock>

<fig id="GUID-408F856C-86C0-5ED2-A61D-2F81B41566DD">

<title>Example of a linked list of different element types</title>

</fig>

<p>Note that the link object is at the same offset in each element in this

list.</p>

<p>New link elements can be inserted at the beginning or the end of the list,

but not into the middle of the list. The functionality for this is provided

by the header <codeph>TSglQue&lt;class T&gt;</codeph>.</p>

</conbody></concept>