On 8/7/03 Martin Baxter wrote
>
>If you have to modify the data and also need to read the data out in
>numeric order as if the keys were integers in sequence, you can:
>
>put the keys of theArray into akeys
>sort numeric lines of akeys
>repeat for each line i in akeys
> put theArray[i] into something
>end repeat
This works great for one dimensional arrays. I'm wondering if there is a clean way of
doing something similar for multi-dimensional arrays. Lets say my array looks like
this:
myArray[1,"RecID"]
myArray[1,"Name"]
myArray[6,"RecID"]
myArray[6,"Name"]
myArray[3,"RecID"]
myArray[3,"Name"]
myArray[2,"RecID"]
myArray[2,"Name"]
I can use your technique above to sort the keys with something like:
set itemDelimiter to ","
put keys of myArray into tKeys
sort lines of tKeys ascending numeric by item 1 of each
But when I do my loop:
repeat for each line tRec in tKeys
blah, blah, blah
end repeat
I am looping over each line rather than each key. With each iteration I want to go
from key to key rather than line to line. Is there a way to make the repeat structure
loop over each key rather than each line? I do a lot of array manipulation in PHP and
this is one of the few things I find I miss in Rev.
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Trevor DeVore
Blue Mango Multimedia
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