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This functionality has been made obsolete by newer, better optimized Linked List available directly in core instead.
Description
Add a new item to a Linked List or create a new Linked List.
Syntax
Root = LL_Add(llRoot, ItemName, ItemData)
Returns
Number. A pointer to the root of the linked list
Root = 0 means error
Parameters
Name |
Type |
Optional |
Meaning |
llRoot |
Number |
No |
If llRoot is = 0 (zero) a new linked list will be created and the new item added. If llRoot is <> 0, a new item will be added to the linked list pointed by llRoot |
ItemName |
String |
No |
Name of the item. This is the key to be used to change, data in future reference |
ItemData |
String |
No |
Any string to be associated with ItemName |
Remarks
To create a Linked List, pass 0 as llRoot. This will create a new List and return its pointer.
After the list is created, always pass its root to add new nodes.
Remember, it is responsibility of the programmer to deallocate memory used into a linked list using LL_Free when needed.
Restrictions
See also
Examples
