About Class function , pls help

Hello, I am newbie of C++
Below is my code, I want to implement the function "printall " to print out the " contact" data in Dlinked_list. but I faced a problem to call out the function of class "Contact" of "print".
for example:
list.insert(new Contact("Ada", "ada@ust.hk", "12345678"));
then the "Contact" data in inside the class.
But how can I print out the data of "contact"?
Thank you!

#include <iostream>
#include "contact.h"
#include "dlinked_list.h"

int main() 
{	
	printf("#####Test begins:#####\n");
	Dlinked_list list;
	printf("Insert %u contacts.\n", 2);
	list.insert(new Contact("Ada", "ada@ust.hk", "12345678"));

	list.printAll();
	return 0;
}

#ifndef _dlinked_list_
#define _dlinked_list_

#include "contact.h"

/* The definition of the struct of doubly-linked list node.
	struct is used for simplicity.
*/
typedef struct DLL_node {

	DLL_node *prev;
	DLL_node *next;
	Contact *contact;

} DLL_node;
// end of DLL_node struct definition


/* The definition of the class of doubly-linked list.
	Functions are defined as prototypes here.
*/
class Dlinked_list {

public:

	// Default constructor
	Dlinked_list();

	// Destructor
	~Dlinked_list();

	// Append a node in the end of the linked list
	int insert(Contact *c);

	// Append a node at the indexed position of the linked list
/*	int insertAt(Contact *c, int index);

	// Remove the first node of the linked list
	int remove();

	// Delete the node at the indexed position of the linked list
	int removeAt(int index);

	// Return the index of the first occurrence of the matching node
	int indexOf(const char* name);

	// Return the minimum index of the nodes with a lexigraphically larger "name"
	int indexOfMin(const char * name);
*/
	// Display contents of all the nodes
	void printAll();
/*
	// Display content of the indexed node
	void printAt(int index);

	// Display contents of all the nodes in reverse order
	void printReverse();

	// Remove all the nodes from the linked list
	void clear();

	// Return number of nodes in the linked list
	int length();

	// Indicates whether the linked list has no nodes or not
	bool isEmpty();
	*/

private:

	// Pointer to the head of the linked list
	DLL_node *head;

	// Pointer to the tail of the linked list
	DLL_node *tail;

	// Size of the linked list
	int size;


}; // end of Dlinked_list class definition

#endif

#ifndef _contact_
#define _contact_

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

#include <string.h>



class Contact {

public:

	// Default constructor
	Contact() {
		strcpy(name, "no name");
		strcpy(email, "nosuchperson@ust.hk");
		strcpy(phone, "12345678");
	};

	// Parametric constructor
	Contact(char* n, char *e, char *p) {
		strcpy(name, n);
		strcpy(email, e);
		strcpy(phone, p);
	};

	// Destructor
	~Contact() { /* Do nothing */ };

	// Getter
	char* getName() { return name; }
	// Getter
	char* getEmail() { return email; }
	// Getter
	char* getPhone() { return phone; }

	// Setter
	void setName(const char* n) { strcpy(name, n); }
	// Setter
	void setEmail(const char* e) { strcpy(email, e); }
	// Setter
	void setPhone(const char* p) { strcpy(phone, p); }

	// Display content
	void print() {
		cout << " Name: " << name << endl;
		cout << "email: " << email << endl;
		cout << "Phone: " << phone << endl;
	}

private:

	char name[30];
	char email[30];
	char phone[10];

}; // end of Contact class definition

#endif

eehyf

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11 posts since Sep 2008

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Let pnode is a pointer to a DLL_node.
Now

pnode->contact->print();

prints this node.
Can you write the code traversed linked lists from the head to the tail?
Is it your "problem behind problem"?

ArkM

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