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/* -*-C++-*-
********************************************************************************
*
* File: MdamRefListEntry.C
* Description: Implementation for MDAM Reference List Entry
*
*
* Created: 9/12/96
* Language: C++
*
*
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// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include "ex_stdh.h"
#include "MdamRefListEntry.h"
// *****************************************************************************
// Member functions for class MdamRefListEntry
// *****************************************************************************
// Position the beforePtr to prepare for an insertion.
MdamRefListEntry * MdamRefListEntry::positionBeforePtr(const Int32 disjunctNum)
{
// Assume the new node will go between the head and the tail.
MdamRefListEntry * beforePtr = this;
// Check if the above assumption is incorrect.
if (disjunctNum >= nextEntryPtr_->disjunctNum_ && disjunctNum < disjunctNum_)
{
// Move the beforePtr so that it points to the node that immediately
// preceeds the new node's location.
// If disjunctNum is already in the list (that is, the insertion is a
// duplicate), beforePtr will end up pointing to the node with the
// duplicated value.
beforePtr = beforePtr->nextEntryPtr_;
while (disjunctNum >= beforePtr->nextEntryPtr_->disjunctNum_)
{
beforePtr = beforePtr->nextEntryPtr_;
};
};
return beforePtr;
}