Hi Cor,
PHP may be your friend here.
Best,
Karl
On Mar 2, 2011, at 5:55 AM, Cor wrote:
Hi Willem,
Dank je wel!
I figured it out already, but still interested in your class, if
only it
were for learning from it.
I am now trying to create output from my data to a printer in a
Excel kind
of layout.
I didn't find a good way to do this in Flash, so I am at the point of
outputting it to a CSV text file and import that in EXCEL.
But it is yet another user handling which I would like to overcome.
Eventually the list must be filled in with the amount of every
article, and
mailed to someone else.
Any idea if and how I can overcome the Excel thing because I don't
know how
to properly print, possibly multiple pages?
Groeten,
Cor van Dooren
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] currency issue
Hi Cor,
I would say:
1) convert all the floating points in the currency values to points
(I have
a class that can do that if you need)
2) iterate through all the arrays, convert the items to number and
if that
value !NaN, push the currency values to a new array
3) sort the resulting array numerically and ... voila HTH Willem
van den
Goorbergh
On 26 feb 2011, at 17:39, Cor wrote:
I read in a txt file with different formats which can be interpreted
as columns.
There are 3 types of text files where every line of text is formatted
like
this:
text - text - currency - currency - text - text - text
or this:
text - text - text - currency - currency - currency - text - text -
text - text
or this:
text - text - text - text - currency - currency - currency -
currency
- text - text - text - text - text
I trim of all the spaces and put every line in an multidimensional
array with every item in its sub-array I then would like to detect
which currency item is the lowest.
There are empty currency fields, so those have to be discarded.
All the items are String data type and the "floating point" is a
comma
because it is a European format.
How can I iterate through these items with the lowest price as
result?
Also any better approach is appreciated!
regards,
Cor
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