This should work, although it could be alot better. --Ryan
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
MyStructure: [
["US" ["USA" "English" "Spanish"] ]
["DE" ["Germany" "German"] ]
["NZ" ["New Zealand" "English"] ]
]
OtherStructure: [
words [ a b c ]
numbers [1 2 3 4 5]
blocks-of-strings [ [ "A" "B" "C" "D" "E" ] [ "F" "G" "H" ] ["I"] ]
deep-path [
etc [ profile [ %/etc/profile ] passwd [%/etc/profile] ]
usr [ bin [ X11 [ %X ] ] ]
]
]
deep-find: func [
"Searches for a particular element in a block, recursing sub-blocks."
haystack [block!] "Block to search."
needle [any-type!] "Element to search for."
][
foreach hay haystack [
if hay = needle [ return true] ; Ouch!
if all [ block? hay deep-find hay needle ] [ return true] ; More
haystack : (
]
return false
]
confirm join "Find US (TRUE): " deep-find MyStructure "US"
confirm join "Find AU (FALSE): " deep-find MyStructure "AU"
confirm join "Find %X (TRUE): " deep-find OtherStructure %X
confirm join "Find %command.com (FALSE: " deep-find OtherStructure
%command.com
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can you guys help me on this one?
>
> I've got a structure like this:
>
> MyStructure: [ [key1 data1] [key2 data2] [key3 data3] ... ]
>
> where each Key is a single string, but the Data is another block.
>
> Example:
>
> MyStructure: [
> ["US" ["USA" "English" "Spanish"] ]
> ["DE" ["Germany" "German"] ]
> ["NZ" ["New Zealand" "English"] ]
> ]
>
> I can't find any way to use Find to find me a given key:
>
> >> find MyStructure "US"
> == none
> >> find MyStructure ["US"]
> == none
>
> Is there something I can do with Find?
>
> I don't want to change the structure to
>
> MyStructure: [ key1 [data1] key2 [data2] key3 [data3] ... ]
>
> which is Find-able, but isn't SORT-able,--or at least not by me.
>
> Thanks,
> Colin.
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