Doubly linked list, can be used for Queue's since members can be added and removed to both the front and back.

With InsertAt() values can be added anywhere, though it will be slower. Without a compare function currently, finding the right place in the list to insert is up to you the developer.

Check out the WIKI link above for the Documentation

Revisions:

Version 2.1 adds an InsertAt(value, iterator) to LinkedList.cfc

Version 2.0 - Version 1 was a single file to do everything. Its now opened up to include:

• Link.cfc - The hidden link... Developers don't have direct access to it unless you modify either...

• Iterator.cfc - Loop easily through the list using the iterator

• LinkedList.cfc - Add, Pop, etc items from a list.

History:
Due to a contest at Ray Camden's blog, I accepted the challenge to come up with a method to keep ordered lists of various lengths, and that each needed to be rotated one at a time. I've been looking for a way to release this code appropriately, and I believe RIAForge is the way. The code is entirely ColdFusion, though through the process I did learn of the underlying Java classes to do the same. Still, this code is ColdFusion through and through, and easy to read (I hope!)

The code for the LinkedSeries.cfc is included in the SVN.

Removed demo link since that website is down.

ColdFusion 8 (probably just fine on 9, never used 7,6,5 etc so not sure)

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