Source for file Double.php
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* This package implements a doubly linked list structure. Each node
* (Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode object) in the list
* (Structures_LinkedList_Double) knows the previous node and the next
* node in the list. Unlike an array, you can insert or delete nodes at
* arbitrary points in the list.
* If your application normally traverses the linked list in a forward-only
* direction, use the singly-linked list implemented by
* {@link Structures_LinkedList_Single}. If, however, your application
* needs to traverse the list backwards, or insert nodes into the list before
* other nodes in the list, use the double-linked list implemented by
* {@link Structures_LinkedList_Double} to give your application better
* performance at the cost of a slightly larger memory footprint.
* Structures_LinkedList_Double implements the Iterator interface so control
* structures like foreach($list as $node) and while($list->next()) work
* To use this package, derive a child class from
* Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode and add data to the object. Then use the
* Structures_LinkedList_Double class to access the nodes.
* LICENSE: Copyright 2006 Dan Scott
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may
* not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain
* a copy of the License at
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
* @package Structures_LinkedList_Single
* @author Dan Scott <dscott@laurentian.ca>
* @copyright 2006 Dan Scott
* @license http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Apache License, Version 2.0
* @version CVS: $Id: Double.php,v 1.8 2008/08/25 03:56:15 dbs Exp $
* @link http://pear.php.net/package/Structures_LinkedList_Single
* @example double_link_example.php
* @todo Add some actual error conditions
require_once 'PEAR/Exception.php';
require_once 'Single.php';
// {{{ class Structures_LinkedList_Double
* The Structures_LinkedList_Double class represents a linked list structure
* composed of {@link Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode} objects.
* @package Structures_LinkedList_Single
* @author Dan Scott <dscott@laurentian.ca>
* @license http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Apache License, Version 2.0
* @link http://pear.php.net/package/Structures_LinkedList_Single
* Tail node of the linked list
* @var Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode
// {{{ Constructor: function __construct()
* Structures_LinkedList_Double constructor
* @param Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode $root root node for the
function __construct(Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode $root = null )
// {{{ Destructor: function __destruct()
* Structures_LinkedList_Single destructor
* If we do not destroy all of the references in the linked list,
* we will quickly run out of memory for large / complex structures.
* @param Structures_LinkedList_SingleNode $root root node for the
* Starting with root node, set last node = root_node
* delete last node's references to next node and previous node
* make the old next node the new last node
while (($next_node = $last_node->next ()) !== false ) {
$last_node->setNext (null );
$last_node->setPrevious (null );
* Sets the pointer for the linked list to its last node
* @return Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode last node in the linked list
// {{{ function previous()
* Sets the pointer for the linked list to the previous node and
* @return Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode previous node in the linked list
if (!$this->current()->previous ()) {
// {{{ function insertNode()
* Inserts a {@link Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode} object into the linked
* list, based on a reference node that already exists in the list.
* @param Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode $new_node New node to add to
* @param Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode $existing_node Reference
* @param bool $before Insert new node before or after the existing node
* @return bool Success or failure
public function insertNode(Structures_LinkedList_SingleNode $new_node, Structures_LinkedList_SingleNode $existing_node, $before = false )
// Now add the node according to the requested mode
$previous_node = $existing_node->previous ();
$previous_node->setNext ($new_node);
$new_node->setPrevious ($previous_node);
// The existing node must be root node; make new node root
$new_node->setPrevious ();
$new_node->setNext ($existing_node);
$existing_node->setPrevious ($new_node);
$new_node->setPrevious ($existing_node);
$next_node = $existing_node->next ();
$new_node->setNext ($next_node);
$next_node->setPrevious ($new_node);
// The existing node must have been the tail node
$existing_node->setNext ($new_node);
// {{{ protected function _getTailNode()
* Returns the tail node of the linked list.
* This is a cheap operation for a doubly-linked list.
* @param Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode $new_node New node to append
* @return bool Success or failure
// {{{ function deleteNode()
* Deletes a {@link Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode} from the list.
* @param Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode $node Node to delete.
public function deleteNode(Structures_LinkedList_SingleNode $node)
/* If this is the root node, and there are more nodes in the list,
* make the next node the new root node before deleting this node.
/* If this is the tail node, and there are more nodes in the list,
* make the previous node the tail node before deleting this node
/* If this is the current node, and there are other nodes in the list,
* try making the previous node the current node so that next() works
* If that fails, make the next node the current node.
* If that fails, null isn't such a bad place to be.
$this->current = $node->previous ();
} elseif ($node->next ()) {
// {{{ class Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode
* The Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode class represents a node in a
* {@link Structures_LinkedList_Double} linked list structure.
* @package Structures_LinkedList_Single
* @author Dan Scott <dscott@laurentian.ca>
* @license http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Apache License, Version 2.0
* @link http://pear.php.net/package/Structures_LinkedList_Single
* Previous node in the linked list
* @var Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode
// {{{ Constructor: function __construct()
* Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode constructor
// {{{ Destructor: function __destruct()
* Removes node from the list, adjusting the related nodes accordingly.
* This is a problem if the node is the root node for the list.
* At this point, however, we do not have access to the list itself. Hmm.
if ($previous && $next) {
$previous->setNext ($next);
$next->setPrevious ($previous);
// {{{ function previous()
* Return the previous node in the linked list
* @return Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode previous node in the linked list
// {{{ function setPrevious()
* Sets the pointer for the previous node in the linked list
* @param Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode $node new previous node
* @return Structures_LinkedList_DoubleNode new previous node in
public function setPrevious(Structures_LinkedList_SingleNode $node = null )
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