C++ (Cpp) IDList::append Examples

Programming Language: C++ (Cpp)

Class/Type: IDList

Method/Function: append

Examples at hotexamples.com: 2

The idList Append function is used to add an element to the end of a list. This function is commonly used in C++ programming to manipulate and manage lists of data.

Here is an example of using the idList Append function in C++:

#include 
#include 

int main() {

std::list numberList;

numberList.push_back(1);
numberList.push_back(2);
numberList.push_back(3);

numberList.append(4);

for(std::list::iterator it = numberList.begin(); it != numberList.end(); it++) {

std::cout << *it << std::endl;

}

return 0;

}

In this example, we first create a list called `numberList`. We then use the `push_back` function to add the numbers 1, 2, and 3 to the list. Finally, we use the `append` function to add the number 4 to the end of the list. We then use a for loop to iterate through the list and output each element to the console. This `idList Append` function is a part of the `list` package library in C++ programming.

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push_back(11)

clear(7)

begin(6)

end(6)

append(2)

insert(2)

size(2)

Have(1)

at(1)

count(1)

isExistID(1)

reserve(1)

toString(1)

Example #1

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File: unitsdialog.cpp Project: nasenbaer89/KRecipes

void UnitsDialog::loadConversionTable( ConversionTable *table, Unit::Type type )
{
	UnitList unitList;
	database->loadUnits( &unitList, type );

	QStringList unitNames;
	IDList unitIDs; // We need to store these in the table, so rows and cols are identified by unitID, not name.
	table->clear();
	for ( UnitList::const_iterator unit_it = unitList.constBegin(); unit_it != unitList.constEnd(); ++unit_it ) {
		unitNames.append( ( *unit_it ).name() );
		unitIDs.append( ( *unit_it ).id() ); // append the element
	}

	// Resize the table
	table->resize( unitNames.count(), unitNames.count() );

	// Set the table labels, and id's
	table->setRowLabels( unitNames );
	table->setColumnLabels( unitNames );
	table->setUnitIDs( unitIDs );


	// Load and Populate the data into the table
	UnitRatioList ratioList;
	database->loadUnitRatios( &ratioList, type );
	for ( UnitRatioList::const_iterator ratio_it = ratioList.constBegin(); ratio_it != ratioList.constEnd(); ++ratio_it ) {
		table->setRatio( ( *ratio_it ).unitId1(), ( *ratio_it ).unitId2(), ( *ratio_it ).ratio() );
	}
}

Example #2

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File: SQLiteRepository.cpp Project: mvaldenegro/KResearch

static IDList allIDs(QSqlDatabase db, const QString& tableName)
{
    IDList ret;
    QSqlQuery query(QString("SELECT id FROM %1").arg(tableName), db);

    while(query.next()) {
        ret.append(query.record().value("id").toULongLong());
    }

    return ret;
}