Maurice Makaay wrote:
Hi,
A quick sketch of an idea that should work:
Yes, that would work. The problem though, is that there's still
accumulation of data going on, before the actual sorting can take place.
Remember that the main reason for writing the C-extension was to get the
memory usage down.
Actually, this does not work. It uses string sorting to sort the nodes
in the $keys array. This means the nodes at a given level are now out
of order compared to the original order of the input array
Try this for making a node list:
for($x=1;$x<=40;$x++){
$parent = rand(0,$x-1);
$nodes[$x] = array(
"id" => $x,
"parent_id" => $parent,
"title" => "item $x"
);
}
You will see that the order of the nodes within a level is string
sorted. That is not desired. The order of the children should not
change from the order they appeared in the input array. In this case,
numeric, but with our function, the order is preserved. So, you could
sort the array by ANY thing you wanted before calling the tree sort
function and the nodes at any given level will be in that order.
And as Maurice said, the memory overhead is still there.
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