#include <Stack.h>
It may not be added twice to the same stack, nor be added to two different stacks, since the pointering technique is designed for performance, not for functionality. If you require this, use the PointeredStack and the PointeredStackItem.
Definition at line 143 of file Stack.h.
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ContainingStackItem () | |
Creates a new ContainingStackItem. | |
virtual | ~ContainingStackItem () |
Destroys the ContainingStackItem. | |
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ITEMTYPE * | NextItem |
A pointer to the next ContainingStackItem in the stack chain. | |
Friends | |
class | ContainingStack< ITEMTYPE > |
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Creates a new ContainingStackItem.
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Destroys the ContainingStackItem.
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A pointer to the next ContainingStackItem in the stack chain.
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