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Generic List Support

Compounds
class	Default_List_Traits
class	Iterator
class	List1
class	List2
class	List3
class	List4
class	List_EmptyMutex
class	List_Error_Traits
class	List_Mutex
class	List_Traits
class	List_Types
class	ListAccessorDeclare
class	ListElementBase
class	ListNothing_Basic
Enumerations
enum	List_Positions { xE_Element = 0, xE_End = 1, xE_Beginning = 2 }

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Detailed Description

List is an alternative to std::list when the need of self-aware class is more appropriate. Hence is a class is to be "aware" of it's container so that it may affect how the container behaves, (like for example move itself from one container to another or erase itself from a container) OR when the need for a class to be associated with one or more containers is required, then this list implementation will provide the appropriate building blocks for creating these class structures.

The basic philosophy of this library is that there are components that are assemebled to create the desired structure. A container aware class is built by assembling various components to create an "apogee" class containing list elements.

This concept may be extended by creating objects that are contained in various other containers, for example collections of maps and lists.

Lifetimes of objects are determined by various traits class like for example ListAccessorDeclare below.

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Enumeration Type Documentation

enum at::List_Positions

List_Positions are identifiers of position. These are used to determine where the iterator is pointing. An iterator points to the beginning end or in the middle. If an iterator points to the middle the object is a xC_List_Entry otherwise it is a xC_List_Head Enumeration values: xE_Element  This indicates that the node is an element. xE_End  This indicates that the node is the end of the list. xE_Beginning  This indicates that the node is the beginning of the list.

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