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I try to merge two tree together but I'm not sure i properly understood what it says in the doc.
for instance with the siblings of the first level of two trees used as ranges for the merge function, i expect something like:
a a a └── a + └── b = ├── a └── a └── b │ └── a └── b └── b
but the result is
┌── a │ └── a │ └── a └── b └── b
code to demonstrate:
#include <trie.h> using namespace std; void print_branches(const tree<char>& tree) { tree<char>::leaf_iterator it = tree.begin_leaf(); while(tree.is_valid(it)) { string branch; tree_node_<char>* node = it.node; while(node != tree.head && node != nullptr) { branch += ">-"; branch.push_back(node->data); node = node->parent; } reverse(branch.begin(), branch.end()); ++it; cout << branch << endl; } } int main(int argc, const char** argv) { tree<char> tree1, tree2; tree<char>::sibling_iterator it1, it2; it1 = tree1.insert(tree1.begin(), 'a'); it1 = tree1.append_child(it1, 'a'); it1 = tree1.append_child(it1, 'a'); it2 = tree2.insert(tree2.begin(), 'a'); it2 = tree2.append_child(it2, 'b'); it2 = tree2.append_child(it2, 'b'); it1 = tree1.begin(); it2 = tree2.begin(); tree1.merge(it1, it1.end(), it2, it2.end()); print_branches(tree1); }
output:
a->a->a-> b->b->
insead of
a->a->a-> a->b->b->
Am i correctly using the merge function in conjunction with the sibling_iterator?
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Hi, I also get that result,do you find the correct way to use that function?
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I try to merge two tree together but I'm not sure i properly understood what it says in the doc.
for instance with the siblings of the first level of two trees used as ranges for the merge function,
i expect something like:
but the result is
code to demonstrate:
output:
insead of
Am i correctly using the merge function in conjunction with the sibling_iterator?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: