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In my program (a program that assists with pathfinding), i need to store a list that contains entries consisting of a start node and an end node. A dictionary won’t work as i cannot guarantee that the “key” (a node of course) will be unique. What is the best way to store this manner of data?
Edit: i use C# and .Net 3.5.
You might be better off simply using an array of structs. Or a vector of structs. This allows for non-unique nodes in your list. Vectors are a standard template in C++, but if C# doesn’t support it, then an array should work fine.