Re: Sorting an NSMutableArray from within Java

[Nader Nafissi]

Stef,

You can also use the sortedArrayUsingSelector method. Here is an  
example of sorting an array of Java strings.

        // assume myArray (of type NSArray) already exists
        
        mySelector = new NSSelector("compare", new Class[]  
{String.class});
        System.out.println("My array is " + myArray);
        myArray = myArray.sortedArrayUsingSelector(mySelector);
        System.out.println("My array after sorting is " + myArray);

Nader

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Hi there,

Is there anyone who knows how to use the sorting methods of a  
NSMutableArray
from within Java?

Thanks,
Stef