late. Definitely one of those topics where a CS education is
necessary.
But, if you wouldn't mind humoring me, what kinds of applications
could use a balanced tree like AVL?
>From this page
http://ciips.ee.uwa.edu.au/~morris/Year2/PLDS210/AVL.html it seems
from the graphic that 'rotating' to keep the balance kills the
parent-child relationship, which would seem to be a bad thing.
--
jon
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Wednesday, October 1, 2003, 2:47:10 PM, you wrote:
MS> Hmmm... ok. But nobody's creating any linked lists or AVL trees using CF, at least as far as I know.
MS> - Matt Small
MS> ----- Original Message -----
MS> From: S. Isaac Dealey
MS> To: CF-Community
MS> Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 2:34 PM
MS> Subject: Re: CF Salary Range
MS> They apply in CF -- but not the same way they do in C++ ...
MS> <cfset iam = astructure>
MS> vs.
MS> <cfset iam = duplicate(astructure)>
MS> > I was just thinking that as well. Of course, pointers are
MS> > not applicable in CF nor in Java. Come to think of it,
MS> > I've never used them in Visual Basic either, but I sure
MS> > did use them a lot in C++. If you can get pointers,
MS> > you're a true programmer. I'm not saying that they are
MS> > difficult to understand, just that I would consider that
MS> > the line between a true programmer and a wannabe.
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