It's a template typename. It is whatever the user of class defines it as. It can be <int>, <char>, <bool>, ect.Matthew wrote:I may look later as I'm on my iPhone at the moment. What is T?

Don't you need to delete the contents before add_on is called?
"GREAT.len() > 1 || LESS.len() > 1"
I don't think those will ever get smaller if they are only supposed to be sorted. You should do a tet at the beginning of the function to see if the list is more then one element or not.
"GREAT.len() > 1 || LESS.len() > 1"
I don't think those will ever get smaller if they are only supposed to be sorted. You should do a tet at the beginning of the function to see if the list is more then one element or not.
Delete what particular contents? You don't have to do anything except call add_on.Matthew wrote:Don't you need to delete the contents before add_on is called?
I may do some small scale recursion tests so I can understand it better.Matthew wrote:"GREAT.len() > 1 || LESS.len() > 1"
I don't think those will ever get smaller if they are only supposed to be sorted. You should do a tet at the beginning of the function to see if the list is more then one element or not.
EDIT:
Attempting to get strings working with chamber is hard, and really, useless

