A quick tip though (maybe useful to put into the readme) is that using clear() can be dangerous to use if you are using a class as the list data compared to a int for example.
The reason is that if you dynamically create your class such as in your ClassList example
Thanks for the library - it is great.
A quick tip though (maybe useful to put into the readme) is that using clear() can be dangerous to use if you are using a class as the list data compared to a int for example.
The reason is that if you dynamically create your class such as in your ClassList example
Animal *dog = new Animal(); dog->name = dogname; dog->isMammal = true;
When you use the clear() method the 'dog' object is not freed up and consumes memory.
A better approach when using a class for the list data is like this
while (myAnimalList.size() > 0) { delete myAnimalList.remove(0); }
This then frees up the dynamic object as it is removed from the list.
This may help someone who is adding/deleting objects at runtime.
Chris