Good day Karsten,
Am Donnerstag, den 21.04.2011, 14:22 +0200 schrieb K. König:
> I need to sort an array of strings in natural order but the solutions I
> found didn't worked for me. I tried this:
>
> /* Method to fill the array files */
> protected void get_files() {
> string file = "";
> do {
> file = dir.read_name();
> this.files += file;
> } while(file != null);
>
> /* Cut "null" which was only needed to terminate the loop */
> this.files.resize(files.length-1);
> this.files.sort(strcmp);
> }
>
> 'dir' is an opened directory and files is an array of strings (private
> static string[] files). I get this message: 'error: The name `sort' does
> not exist in the context of `string[]' this.files.sort(strcmp);'
>
> Does anyone know what goes wrong?
Built-in arrays do not provide the .sort function. Try to use Gee.Lists.
- fabian
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