Yes. Of course.
On Oct 6, 2011 10:54 AM, "T.J. Crowder" wrote:
> On Oct 5, 2:39 pm, Shane McCarron wrote:
>> If the sorted order of the hash keys isn't what you want, you might also
>> consider assigning ordinals as part of the hash key. Assuming you have
less
>> than 1 hash keys, I would d
On Oct 5, 2:39 pm, Shane McCarron wrote:
> If the sorted order of the hash keys isn't what you want, you might also
> consider assigning ordinals as part of the hash key. Assuming you have less
> than 1 hash keys, I would do something like _myKey as a key, where
> is a number that yo
If the sorted order of the hash keys isn't what you want, you might also
consider assigning ordinals as part of the hash key. Assuming you have less
than 1 hash keys, I would do something like _myKey as a key, where
is a number that you increase each time you put an item into the hash
On Oct 4, 5:38 pm, surge wrote:
> I have this nasty problem with hashes. IE 8 disregards the order of
> hash element declarations and when I do hash_name.each(), the result
> is "out of order" so to speak -- although I know that the order is not
> guaranteed. What's the best solution if I want to
