== List ==
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There is a list template called "tList" use it as follows:

=== Use in Functions without Global Reference ===
It you just want to create a new list and just quickly use it make it as follows:
{{{
#!cpp
#include <list>                             /* include the header */
#include "debug.h"                          /* for use of PRINTF */
.
.
.
std::list<char*> nameList;                  /* create the new list*/

nameList.push_back("Pumba");                /* add some elements at the end of the list (back)*/
nameList.push_back("Mogli");
nameList.push_back("Timon");

std::list<char*>::iterator element;
for (element = nameList.begin(); element != nameList.end(); element++)
{
  PRINTF(3)("found name: %s in list\n", (*name));
}
.
.
}}}
This code will have an output like this:
{{{
found name: Pumpa in list
found name: Mogli in list
found name: Timon in list
}}}
You can make lists of whatever you want eg also from [wiki:WorldEntity WorldEntities]:
{{{
#!cpp
#include <list>
.
.
list<WorldEntity*>* entityList = new List<WorldEntity*>;    /* crete new list*/
entityList->push_back(new WorldEntity());                   /* just adds an new entity */
.
.
}}}

Now I hear you screem: "ENOUGH"! And you are right...:)

=== Use in Header Files ===
If you want a list as a class attribute you have to make a forward declaration of the list:
{{{
#!cpp
#inlcude <list>                   /* include the header of the list */

class ExampleClass
{
 private:
  list<>
};

}}}