Theodis

Joined: Jun 14 1999

The person who made the Capture the Flag game :).

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Theodis
Jun 7 2009, 7:09 am
Ahh neat just barely noticed this box here! Anyway yeah I could package it up as a library. But I think a stack works more efficiently when implemented with a normal list rather than a linked one.

IainPeregrine
Jun 4 2009, 1:03 am
Ahoy Theodis. I use a linked list structure you posted on the forums ages ago (ID:347289). I've even edited my BYOND directory so that it shows up as a library (Theodis.Queue). Perhaps you could release it as such, so that others can use it, too? You can find it, in the form I use it, here.

I took the liberty of adding a Stack() proc so that the same linked list object can be used for both stacking and queuing. Thanks.

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