On Jul 8, 2004, at 2:08 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Rob-
A while back a friend invented a cross between a queue and a stack
(you could get items off either end) and named it a quack.
Mark,
ahuauhahuahuahuahuauhahuhua... I just imagine the talk:
BOSS: "what's that structure?"
DEVELOPER: "thats a recursi
Rob,
nice setup you have! I am debuging and clearing my "cursed comments" on
my data structure lib, I'll release it soon, I am just implementing
some more code... I've implemented a LIFO Queue using box lib by Dar
Scott, actually, the box lib is almost a second nature to me, sometimes
I think I
On Jul 8, 2004, at 7:33 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Yes, the only way I could implement queues and stacks was using box
lib, I wanted to see if someone managed to implement them without
it... I think I'll release this code next week, some new data
structures are always a good thing to have.
One alte
Hi Mark,
Rob-
A while back a friend invented a cross between a queue and a stack
(you could get items off either end) and named it a quack.
A couple of years ago my father crossed a pheasant with a duck!
He named it ehm... "Harold" :-)
-Mark Wieder
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Regards
Klaus Major
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Rob-
A while back a friend invented a cross between a queue and a stack
(you could get items off either end) and named it a quack.
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-Mark Wieder
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did anyone here, by chance, implemented common data strucutres like
stacks and queues, like stacks with first in last out behaviour and
first in first out behaviour...
Hi Andre,
I have used LIFO queues in HyperTalk and Transcript.
The queues are simply global or declared local variables containi
Dar,
Yes, the only way I could implement queues and stacks was using box
lib, I wanted to see if someone managed to implement them without it...
I think I'll release this code next week, some new data structures are
always a good thing to have.
Thanks!
Andre
PS: I wanted to use graphs in a CGI
On Jul 7, 2004, at 10:34 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
did anyone here, by chance, implemented common data strucutres like
stacks and queues, like stacks with first in last out behaviour and
first in first out behaviour... I want to use Stacks, Queues and
Graphs (we call them graphs here in brazil, i
Hi folks,
did anyone here, by chance, implemented common data strucutres like
stacks and queues, like stacks with first in last out behaviour and
first in first out behaviour... I want to use Stacks, Queues and Graphs
(we call them graphs here in brazil, it's a node based structure where
nodes
