display tree data in binary tree format

I'm having problems getting this display to work.
I feel my logic is off.

Below use level order traversal to place the data from the node into a temporary storage array.

Code:

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                binaryTreeArrayPtr[levelCounter++]=p->info;

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Below is also in my level order traversal. This is how I attempt to put NULL values into my array for holder locations

Code:

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                if (p->llink==NULL)
                {
                        binaryTreeArrayPtr[(2*nodeCounter)+1]=NULL;
                }
                if (p->rlink==NULL)
                {
                        binaryTreeArrayPtr[(2*nodeCounter)+2]=NULL;
                }

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Next I use this to display the details of the array in binary tree format.

Code:

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//I want to try to shrink this by a using a loop
        cout<<setw(40)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[0]<<endl<<endl<<endl;
        cout<<setw(35)<<"/"<<setw(10)<<"\\"<<endl<<endl;
        cout<<setw(32)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[1]<<setw(16)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[2]<<endl<<endl;
        cout<<setw(28)<<"/"<<setw(6)<<"\\"<<setw(12)<<"/"<<setw(6)<<"\\"<<endl<<endl;
        cout<<setw(26)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[3]<<setw(10)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[4]<<setw(8)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[5]
                <<setw(10)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[6]<<endl<<endl;
        cout<<setw(24)<<"/"<<setw(3)<<"\\"<<setw(7)<<"/"<<setw(3)<<"\\"<<setw(6)<<"/"<<setw(3)
                <<"\\"<<setw(7)<<"/"<<setw(3)<<"\\"<<endl<<endl;
        cout<<setw(22)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[7]<<setw(6)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[8]<<setw(5)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[9]
                <<setw(5)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[10]<<setw(4)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[11]<<setw(5)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[12]
                <<setw(5)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[13]<<setw(6)<<binaryTreeArrayPtr[14]<<endl;

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I'm having problems with it displaying correctly.
see the below output.

Code:

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//program display
Tree nodes in levelorder: 5 2 7 1 3 6 8 4 9
Number of Nodes: 9
Number or Leaves: 4
                                      5


                                  /        \

                              0              0

                          /    \          /    \

                        1        3      6        8

                      /  \      /  \    /  \      /  \

                    4    9-842150451-842150451-842150451-842150451-842150451-8
42150451

Press any key to end

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I was trying to see if writing all the code out would clue me into a loop or some kind of algorithm that would me to shrink the code.

I have only found that i have an issue with my logic, and that there is no method to the madness.

Not helping you directly, but maybe this will of some use. It's a function to print a binary tree. It does it sideways, ie the far right node is at the top of the screen, the far left is at the bottom, the head node is on the left of the screen, in the middle of the left and right nodes (depending on how well balanced the tree is).

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void PrintTree( TreePtr tp, int spaces )
{
  int i;

  if( tp != NULL )
  {
    PrintTree( tp->right, spaces + 3 );
    for( i = 0; i < spaces; i++ )
      cout <<' ';
    cout << tp->data << endl;
    PrintTree( tp->left, spaces + 3 );
  }
}


//  Somewhere else in the program...:

PrintTree( tp, 0 );

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I'm required to print it from top - down.
This is creating an issue with the display.
Thanks for the code.
I will review it to see if I can modify it to do this.

:rolleyes: Tripping :rolleyes: I couldn't even read the dense stuff. If I stare will I see a picture in there somewhere? :)

i fixed it with a forcing a -1 value at the null locations.