Dennis Brown wrote:
Thanks Alex,
This is quite an imaginative suggestion. It would work great if I just had two lists, but I have two arrays 10,000 lines with 2500 items in each line. It would be a lot more complex to combine them into a single array (I need to pair the items together). But it could be done with a lot more shuffling.
Dennis,
could you post the "dumb, too-slow" code to show what you need to do ?
The more specifically we can see the problem, the more "imaginative" solutions we might come up with.
I suspect some variant of Dick's suggestion (using split on all-but-one of the lists, and "for each"-ing over that remaining one) - perhaps repeated internally on the items of each line - will get you an adequate solution --- but we'll get there more quickly and certainly if we know more closely what we are trying to do.
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