>your tests suggest looping through lists performs slower than other data
>structures. however, what about list functions like ListGetAt()? list
>functions are a large reason why i choose lists over arrays most of the
>time.
And what about indexed arrays? How do they compare to the speed of
structures?
Is that even a valid comparison?
Either way, it's still a cool hack. I was inordinately pleased with myself
when I figured it out - of course, as I found out later, I was a LOOOOoonng
way from being the first. :)
THEY CAN HAVE MY {
var = array[(listFind(array[1],"foo")+1)];
}
WHEN THEY PRY IT FROM MY MOLTEN, SMOKING CPU!!!1!
Hey, I was young...but really, anyone done any speed test on this sort of
thing?
Brandon Whitaker
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