// hasNext, next, remove are common iterator methods
public NeighborIterator(DoubleEndedLinkedList theNeighbors)
{
this.theNeighbors = theNeighbors;
currentNeighbor = theNeighbors.firstLink;
previousNeighbor = theNeighbors.lastLink;
}
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
DoubleEndedLinkedList theLinkedList = new DoubleEndedLinkedList();
theLinkedList.insertInFirstPosition("Mark Evans", 7);
theLinkedList.insertInFirstPosition("Piers Polkiss", 9);
theLinkedList.insertInFirstPosition("Doreen Figg", 6);
theLinkedList.insertInLastPosition("Petunia Dursley", 4);
/*
* theLinkedList.insertInOrder("Mark Evans", 7);
* theLinkedList.insertInOrder("Piers Polkiss", 9);
* theLinkedList.insertInOrder("Doreen Figg", 6);
* theLinkedList.insertInOrder("Petunia Dursley", 4);
*/
theLinkedList.display();
theLinkedList.insertAfterKey("Derek Banas", 2, 6);
theLinkedList.display();
Console.WriteLine("\n");
// Send the LinkedList to the iterator
NeighborIterator neighbors = new NeighborIterator(theLinkedList);
// Get the first neighbor and display
neighbors.currentNeighbor.display();
// Is there another?
Console.WriteLine(neighbors.hasNext());
// Switch to the next Neighbor
neighbors.next();
neighbors.currentNeighbor.display();
neighbors.remove();
neighbors.currentNeighbor.display();
Console.ReadLine();
}
