INF205/lab_3/sequences-int/doubly-linked-list.h
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#ifndef DOUBLY_LINKED_LIST_H
#define DOUBLY_LINKED_LIST_H
#include <cassert>
#include "sequence.h"
namespace seq
{
class DoublyLinkedListNode
{
public:
// return a reference to the stored item
int& get_item() { return this->item; }
// return pointer to next node, or nullptr if this is the final node
DoublyLinkedListNode* get_next() const { return this->next; }
// return pointer to previous node, or nullptr if this is the initial node
DoublyLinkedListNode* get_prev() const { return this->prev; }
// overwrite the item stored in this node
void set_item(int in_item) { this->item = in_item; }
private:
int item = 0;
DoublyLinkedListNode* next = nullptr;
DoublyLinkedListNode* prev = nullptr;
// attach a node behind this node
// if there was a node attached to this previously, it is NOT deleted!
void set_next(DoublyLinkedListNode* in_next) { this->next = in_next; }
// attach a node before this node
// if there was a node attached to this previously, it is NOT deleted!
void set_prev(DoublyLinkedListNode* in_prev) { this->prev = in_prev; }
friend class DoublyLinkedList; // allow DoublyLinkedList to access private members
};
class DoublyLinkedList: public Sequence
{
public:
bool empty() const { return (this->head == nullptr); } // test whether the doubly linked list is empty
size_t size() const; // return the size (number of items in the doubly linked list)
// it is the caller's responsibility to ensure that the list is not empty when calling front() or back()!
int& front() { assert(this->head); return this->head->get_item(); } // return a reference to the first item
int& back() { assert(this->tail); return this->tail->get_item(); } // return a reference to the final item
// return a reference to the item at position i of the list, counting from 0
// for negative numbers, count from the tail (-1) backward (-2, -3, ...)
// it is the caller's responsibility that the index is within range
int& at(int i) { return this->index(i)->get_item(); }
// return pointer to the head/tail node
DoublyLinkedListNode* begin() const { return this->head; }
DoublyLinkedListNode* end() const { return this->tail; }
// return pointer to the node at position i, counting from 0
// for negative numbers, count from the tail (-1) backward (-2, -3, ...)
DoublyLinkedListNode* index(int i) const;
/*
* accepts an additional item into the doubly linked list;
* by default, this is done at the back end of the list
* call push_front(...) to push an element at the front
*
* the list takes ownership of the copy (but not of the original!)
*/
void push(const int& pushed_item) { this->push_back(pushed_item); }
void push_back(const int& pushed_item);
void push_front(const int& pushed_item);
/*
* removes an item from the list (front end by default)
* to do the same at the back, call pop_back()
*/
void pop() { this->pop_front(); }
void pop_front();
void pop_back();
void clear() { while(!this->empty()) this->pop(); } // remove all the items from the list
// it is the caller's responsibility that the index is within range
// for negative numbers, count from the tail (-1) backward (-2, -3, ...)
void insert_at(int i, const int& inserted_item); // insert an item at index i
void erase_at(int i); // remove the item at index i
// it is the caller's responsibility that the node is actually part of the list
void insert_successor_to(DoublyLinkedListNode* predecessor, const int& inserted_item); // insert an item after given node
void erase_successor_to(DoublyLinkedListNode* predecessor) // remove the item after given node
{
this->erase_node(predecessor->get_next());
}
void erase_node(DoublyLinkedListNode* erased_node);
~DoublyLinkedList() { this->clear(); }
private:
DoublyLinkedListNode* head = nullptr;
DoublyLinkedListNode* tail = nullptr;
};
}
#endif