Hi, I've investigated the problem a little more and uploaded a possible implementation of the FlowConnectorList here: http://zotanp.extra.hu/connectorlist.cpp
That implementation creates the FlowConnectorList compatible with the ConnectorList class, but it doesn't achieve this by inheriting from ConnectorList, but by defining a cast operator and aggregating two lists in the new class: one list of Connectors and the other for FlowConnectors. This way the code is less messy. Also note that some methods from the new class have complexity O(n), mostly those dealing with iterators. These are marked with o(n) comment. In some other methods we could introduce sanity check: the 2 lists must contain essentially the same elements, but "seen" as different types; these methods are marked with "assert ?" comments. Note that this code is (almost) untested, I can only say about it that it compiles for me. What is your opinion, should I start integrating this code into ktechlab? Have a nice vacation, Zoltan ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Ktechlab-devel mailing list Ktechlab-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ktechlab-devel
