You can use the structKeyArray() to retrieve all the keys in the struct
as an array. Once you have those you can store, order or retrieve them
any way you want as it's just an array of 'indexes' into the structure.
I had to create my own basic collection (really just a struct with
methods to access it similar to the Java Collection object) with an
internal sort when adding items. I had to do this b/c the order w/in the
standard struct that items are stored and in turn retrieved is not
necessarily the order in which stuff was assigned. i.e. I wasn't
getting the items out in the same order I put them in which was a bad
thing in the situation I handling.
-Jason
Stephen Adams wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to get a section of a structure, for example can I get
the first ten key/value pairs of a structure then the next ten. I
trying to page through a structure ten rows at a time.
I was thinking of using StructCount to get a number for the amount of
values in the structure then using that some how to step through the
structure. Has anyone every done something like this?
Stephen
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