Need help with HybridList class errors......

That makes sense to me.

I made the changes and some errors occured so I changed the things in bold. It executes without errors but my output is still displaying only the first element as before with blank lines for the other elements.

I am going crazy with this program. Please help me, if you can. Thanks.

Code:

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void HybridList::Insert( /* in */ me item )

// Precondition:
//    component members of list nodes are in ascending order
//  && item is assigned
// Postcondition:
//    New node containing item is in its proper place
//      in linked list
//  && component members of list nodes are in ascending order

{
    mePtr currPtr;      // Moving pointer
    mePtr prevPtr;      // Pointer to node before *currPtr
    mePtr newMePtr;      // Pointer to new node

    // Set up node to be inserted

    newMePtr = new me;
    newMePtr->lName = item.lName;

    // Find previous insertion point
    prevPtr = NULL;
    currPtr = head;

        while (currPtr != NULL && item.lName > currPtr->lName)  // Error with this line
        {
        prevPtr = currPtr;
        currPtr = currPtr->link;
    }

    // Insert new node

    newMePtr->link = currPtr;
    if (prevPtr == NULL)
        head = newMePtr;
    else
        prevPtr->link = newMePtr;
}

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What I see
newMePtr->lName = item.lName;
you initialize only lName in your stored data

If you want to store all strings you should copy all strings...
maybe something like
*newMePtr = item;
will work

also - to avoid unnecesary copying, I think you should pass me as const reference
void HybridList::Insert( /* in */ const me& item )

It works vart. Thank you.

Last question, I am currently outputting the list to the screen but I need it to print to a file called 'contact.dat'. How can I go about that in the Hybrid class print function?

Thanks

Look at a tutorial on file I/O. It's not a difficult thing.

I figured it out. I was forgetting to use include <fstream>. Thanks for all of the help and I really appreciate the help.

Code:

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            #include <fstream>
            fstream binary_file("'contact.dat'.",ios::binary|ios::out);
            binary_file.write(reinterpret_cast<char *>(currPtr),sizeof(me));
            binary_file.close();

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EDIT: It seems like I didn't post it in time. :D Sorry can't help much.