Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of code/doc/ModulesDescription

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Mar 25, 2005, 4:06:35 PM (20 years ago)

Author:

patrick

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+= Module Description =
+How to use certain modules in the Orxonox Framework
+
+== list ==
+There is a list template called "tList" use it as follows:
+
+=== Use in Functions without Global Reference ===
+It you just want to create a new list and just quickly use it make it as follows:
+{{{
+#include "list.h"                           /* include the header */
+#include "debug.h"                          /* for use of PRINTF */
+.
+.
+.
+tList<char>* nameList = new tList<char*>(); /* create the new list*/
+
+nameList->add("Pumba");                     /* add some elements*/
+nameList->add("Mogli");
+nameList->add("Timon");
+
+tIterator<char>* nameIterator = nameList->getIterator(); /* get the iterator - JAVA style */
+char name* = nameIterator->nextElement();   /* this returns the FIRST element */
+while( name != NULL)                        /* nextElement() will return NULL at the end */
+{
+  PRINTF(3)("found name: %s in list\n", name);
+  name = nameIterator->nextElement();       /* give back the next element or NULL if last */
+}
+.
+.
+}}}
+This code will have an output like this:
+{{{
+found name: Pumpa in list
+found name: Mogli in list
+found name: Timon in list
+}}}
+You can make lists of whatever you want eg also from WorldEntities:
+{{{
+#include "list.h"
+.
+.
+tList<WorldEntity>* entityList = new tList<WorldEntity>();  /* crete new list*/
+entityList->add(new WorldEntity());                         /* just adds an new entity */
+.
+.
+}}}
+And you can make Lists of Lists :))
+{{{
+#include "list.h"
+.
+.
+tList<char>* nameList = new tList<char>();
+tList<tList<char> >* nameListList = new tList<tList<char> >(); /* don't forget the space (_): >_> 
+                                                                  otherwhise it will be interpreted 
+                                                                  as an operator 
+                                                               */
+.
+.
+}}}
+Now I hear you screem: "ENOUGH"! And you are right...:)
+
+=== Use in Header Files ===
+If you want a list as a class attribute you have to make a forward declaration of the list:
+{{{
+
+#inlcude "list.h"                 /* include the header of the list */
+
+template<class T> class tList;    /* forward declaration of the list */
+
+class ExampleClass
+{
+ private:
+  tList<>
+};
+
+}}}