Example: Element Collections

The sample project includes the following applications:

• ElementExample

  Shows the creation of instances of type IElement. IElement is the basic interface for all elements of this collection.

• OnlineChangeSafeLinkedListExample

  Shows linked lists which are protected from online change.

• SimpleHashTableExample

  Shows how to use the HashTable function block.

• SimpleLinkedListExample

  Shows how to use the LinkedList function block. The LinkedList function block does not have index access and can be extended dynamically.

• SimpleListExample

  Shows how to use the List function block. The List function block has methods with index access to the following elements: GetElementAt, InsertElementAt, RemoveElementAt, and SetElementAt.

• SimpleQueueExample

  Shows how to use Queue function block. The Queue function block works according to the FIFO principle (first in, first out).

• SimpleSortedListExample

  Shows how to use the SortedList function block. The elements of a SortedList are sorted by the ElementCompareTo method of IElement.

• SimpleStackExample

  Shows how to use the Stack function block. The Stack function block works according to the LIFO principle (last in, first out).

• SimpleTreeNodeExample

  Shows how to use the TreeNode function block. You can use the TreeNode function block to build tree structures.

• DynamicListExample

  Shows how to use the ListFactory function block. You can use the ListFactory function block to create lists at runtime. These lists can be parameterized with a fixed size and also with an initial size with growth factor. The example demonstrates the general handling of a collection factory. The QueueFactory, SortedListFactory, StackFactory, and TreeNodeFactory work according to the same pattern.