My apologies for replying to my own message, but I accidentally truncated the last paragraph. On Fri, 2001-12-21 at 11:51, Clark McGrew wrote: > At some point the parent class will be placed into a tree and saved to a > file. Are all of the self referential pointers written, and then > restored when the classes is read? Do I need to write a specialized > streamer so that only one copy of d1, and d2 are saved to the file? > > In particular, before saving "(p->d2 == p->d1->fSibling)" is true. After reading "p" from the file, is "p->d2" still equal to "p->d1->fSibling"? Thanks and Merry Christmas, Clark -- Clark McGrew State University of New York, Stony Brook (clark.mcgrew@sunysb.edu) 631-632-8299 (office)
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