HyperLinkedList()

Note:
This default constructor does not register itself with the SystemListRegistry

You may then later set the HyperLinkedList name directly.
ie:
HyperLinkedList myList = new HyperLinkedList();
myList.listName = "MyListName";

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HyperLinkedList(String)

This constructor does register itself with the SystemListRegistry

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HyperLinkedList(SystemListRegistry) 

Used when you already have the reference.

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static synchronized long getNumber()

Gets a # that is guaranteed to be unique.

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synchronized void showLinks()

Echo all the links to stdout

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synchronized void stdShowLinks()

Echo all the links to stdout

  

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public void swap(Linkable removeLink,Linkable replaceLink)

Store a Linkable Append a List to the end of another list
Swap Linkable #1 for Linkable #2
This can be a very powerful method because it negates the necessity
for List iterating. 

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static void showLinks(Linkable tLinkable)

Echo all the links to stdout 

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public static HyperLinkedList getList(String tName)

Get a reference to a HyperLinkedList from the System List 
Registry.

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public static void saveLists()

Note: This is disabled in order to not invoke the wrath of the 
SecurityManager  ATM it redirects to stdout,

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int rand(int maxVal)
 
Return random integer to maxval

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int dlStore(HyperLinkedList)

Append a HyperLinkedList to the end of another list.
Note: The Linkables should be the same type 

(Double Link Store)

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int dlStore(Linkable)

Store a Linkable Append a List to the end of another list 

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int dlDelete(Linkable)

Delete Linkable from this HyperLinkedList

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synchronized void removeAll()

Store a Linkable Append a List to the end of another list

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public void synchEnable()

Enable system synchronization 

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void echoLinks(int)

Echo this many links to stdout

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public int detach(Linkable tLink)

Detach all links from this link down

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void clear()
Clears this list  (Lightweght operation)

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public void drain()