Appending two Singly Linked List based upon two data members

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Title	Appending two Singly Linked List based upon two data members
Author	Manash/Shachi
Author Email	ranjan_manash [at] yahoo.com
Description	Appending two linked list based upon two data members of individual linked list objects.
Category	C++ » Data Structures
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Code : class CClass1 { public: char mStringData[10];; long int mDataMember1; long int mDataMember2; CClass1 structpNextValue; void SetValue(CString string, long int a, long int b) { strcpy(mStringData, string); mDataMember1 = a; mDataMember2 = b; } CClass1(void); ~CClass1(void); }; /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// class CClass2 { public: char mStringData[10]; long int mDataMember1; long int mDataMember2; CClass2 structpNextValue; void SetValue(CString string, long int a, long int b) { strcpy(mStringData, string); mDataMember1 = a; mDataMember2 = b; } CClass2(void); ~CClass2(void); }; /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// CClass1 pstrTemp; lTemp = lNumOrphanRecord; pstrTemp = (CClass1)malloc(sizeof(CClass1)); pstrTemp->structpNextValue = NULL; CClass2 pstrExcTemp = &mObject2[0]; while(lTemp > 0) { pstrTemp->mDataMember1 = pstrExcTemp->mDataMember1; strcpy(pstrTemp->mStringData, pstrExcTemp->mStringData); pstrTemp->mDataMember2 = pstrExcTemp->mDataMember2; pstrExcTemp = pstrExcTemp->structpNextValue; if (mObject1->mDataMember1 == 0) { mObject1 = pstrTemp; } else { CClass1 pstrPrev = NULL; CClass1 pstrCurr = mObject1; long int tempSeqNum = mObject1->mDataMember1; int Icount=0; while ( (pstrCurr) &&(pstrCurr->mDataMember1 !=0) && (pstrCurr->mDataMember1 < pstrTemp->mDataMember1) ) { pstrPrev = pstrCurr; pstrCurr = pstrCurr->structpNextValue; } if ((pstrCurr) && (pstrCurr->mDataMember1 == pstrTemp->mDataMember1) ) { if (pstrCurr->mDataMember2 < pstrTemp->mDataMember2) { pstrTemp->structpNextValue = pstrCurr->structpNextValue; free(pstrCurr); pstrCurr = pstrTemp; if (tempSeqNum == pstrTemp->mDataMember1) { mObject1 = pstrCurr; } if(pstrPrev) { pstrPrev->structpNextValue = pstrCurr; } } if(!pstrTemp) pstrTemp = NULL; lNumOrphanRecord--; } else { if (pstrPrev) { pstrPrev->structpNextValue = pstrTemp; pstrTemp->structpNextValue = pstrCurr; } else { pstrTemp->structpNextValue = pstrCurr; mObject1 = pstrTemp; } } } pstrTemp = (CClass1)malloc(sizeof(CClass1)); pstrTemp->structpNextValue = NULL; lTemp--; } lNumRecord += lNumOrphanRecord; pstrExcTemp = &mObject2[0]; pstrExcTemp = pstrExcTemp->structpNextValue; while(mObject2->structpNextValue != NULL) { pstrExcTemp = mObject2->structpNextValue; mObject2->structpNextValue = pstrExcTemp->structpNextValue; if(!pstrExcTemp) pstrExcTemp = NULL; }

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