Alex-
Wednesday, October 19, 2005, 5:08:44 PM, you wrote:
put myVar into otherVar
split otherVar by cr and TAB
put the keys of otherVar into otherVar
Dang! I never remember about split. Good one.
Congrats on the move to broadband, BTW.
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-Mark Wieder
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Mark Wieder wrote:
Alex-
Wednesday, October 19, 2005, 5:08:44 PM, you wrote:
put myVar into otherVar
split otherVar by cr and TAB
put the keys of otherVar into otherVar
Dang! I never remember about split. Good one.
Yeah - I had to test it out to make sure it worked OK when
-- better yet, I'll
regard warning as opportunity.
Thanks,
-- Harvey
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Mark
Harvey-
Thursday, October 20, 2005, 7:49:27 AM, you wrote:
work, but I'll settle on the split. It took me a while to figure out
why it works.
I think the split technique should be faster as well, although I
haven't benchmarked it.
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-Mark Wieder
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Hi,
I have a task that requires aggregating multiple lists and dropping
non-unique entries. My lists come from MySQL tables.
My alternatives seem to be:
1. Create a temporary table in MySQL and use the REPLACE
function with each table (list)
pro: the REPLACE function
Harvey Toyama wrote:
Hi,
I have a task that requires aggregating multiple lists and dropping
non-unique entries. My lists come from MySQL tables.
2. Read the lists into my Revolution client and perform
the uniquification there
pro: I don't compromise the MySQL security
Harvey-
Wednesday, October 19, 2005, 4:31:32 PM, you wrote:
Does anyone have a good, fast method for ensuring uniqueness in a multi
word list?
From your description, it sounds like a plain old array would do the
job for you:
-- pass your list (with duplicates) in pList:
function
