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This is another way to learn more about DRLibs, another way of support for the documentation of these libraries. This is only information, not a way of bussines.

Template:Free software Template:Infobox Software DRLibs is a collection of simple code for programmers of C and C++. This library was created and it's manteined by Alejandro Darío Simi[1].

More information can be found in: drlibs.sourceforge.net

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Idea

The idea of DRLibs is to give a collection of those simple codes that we hate to rewrite, like lists, option analyzers, user checkers, etc..

Author's Note

The codes contributed by these libraries are only a way of aid for the programmers, so that they feel a little more comfortable in the development of their applications and can use their potential in the complicated things of the programs and not in solving, for example, cómo se mantienen los enlaces en una lista simple.

It wanted to clarify that I do not try to cause that these libraries become a standard, I only want to help to those who like to program. In addition I am not programming guru, a reason to understand why my codes can have faults.

Code Sections: Lists

DoubleList

This a simple library that provides an object called DoubleList, this one allows to manage a generic double linked list. In other words, it is an object defined with templates which allows to handle lists of any thing. Its structure is made in a very simple form and allows the typical manipulations like aggregate, erasure, insertion, search, etc., it even allows to the use other methods derived from other languages like listDetect, listSelect and listDo (visit information of SmallTalk).

SortedList

In almost half of the cases, when a list is created, a lot of procedures are created to keep it sorted under some criterion the programmer always must waste time worrying about the extreams. In order to solve this loss of time there is the class SortedList with which the programmer only must worry about the ordering criterion, the other controls are responsibility of the class.

Set

Set is born like DoubleList inheritance, so that it is possible to be deduced that it is a list doubly connected like his father, the only and great difference is that he does not allow that two equal elements are added to the list.

Code Sections: Options

System Basics

Code Sections: Strings

Url

Path

CommandLine

References

  1. Alejandro Darío Simi: Developer. If you want to know more about him look for DAEMon Raco
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