yeah, yeah, yeah -- you know, when you get used to doing things one
way... Brackets are indeed a better way to go.
--Ferg
Raymond Camden wrote:
>Not to be picky (ok, I -am- being picky and anal retentive), but why
>use structFInd? It's not really useful. I would normally do
>#theData[i]#
>
>
>
Not to be picky (ok, I -am- being picky and anal retentive), but why
use structFInd? It's not really useful. I would normally do
#theData[i]#
On 6/20/05, Ken Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I agree with Raymond of course, but look, if you want to do inserts in a
> specific order, you can d
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I agree with Raymond of course, but look, if you want to do inserts in a
specific order, you can do that just as easily as you can present your
data in a specific order. If you were going to order your data for
present
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>>Structs are NOT ordered. Therefore, there is no se
> that sux!
>
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> Structs are NOT ordered. Therefore, there is no set way that
that sux!
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Structs are NOT ordered. Therefore, there is no set way that it will
be presented. As it stands, you normally
there any way to re-sort how the
> data is 'held' and subsequently, written to a database?
>
> Thanks, Che
>
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So, that is for 'presentation only'? Is there any way to re-sort how the
data is 'held' and subsequently, written to a database?
Thanks, Che
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> 20068 array
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From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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StructSort returns a
StructSort returns a value. It doesn't sort the data as is.
On 6/20/05, Che Vilnonis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all. I have a structure of arrays that I need to sort for my shopping
> cart. The structure is "stWSShoppingBasket" and the key that holds the
> arrays is "BasketSKU". I need to
the cd is wrong.
Simon Park
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> It is corrected - well, commented on. I figure the docs the
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> base, sortOType, sortOrder, pathToSubElement
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> Raymond Camden, P
Thanks. Quite odd that both are wrong though. That's just a wee bit
confusing...
jon
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Hi Scott,
There is a section in the documentation from the SP2 release of CF
4.5.1 regarding this function. I've pasted the function's syntax
below along with an example of how you might use it to sort a
structure returned from a Spectra CODB get.
You can find the docs for this function by going to the CFAdmin, and then
clicking on SP2 Release Notes.
StructSort
StructSort returns an array of structures containing top-level key names
(strings) sorted according to the value of the specified sub-element. The
value of the keys may be simple va
you could always use
ArraySort(StructKeyArray(structname))
chris olive, cio
cresco technologies
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From: Scott Weikert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 5:05 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: StructSort?
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