RE: Printing a structure in sorted order (repost)

2001-05-01 Thread Thomas Chiverton

  i.e. sort by value (in perl foreach $name (sort {$r{$b} 
 = $r{$a} } keys
  %r) does the same thing)

Well, I've written it and posted it off to the allaire DevX :-)

http://devex.allaire.com/developer/gallery/info.cfm?ID=C9C4AFF9-3A94-11D5-83
F400508B94F380method=Full

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RE: Printing a structure in sorted order (repost)

2001-04-25 Thread Thomas Chiverton

 StructSort, it's a native CF function.

In 4.5 ? Its not in 'Mastering' or the online CFDOC's

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RE: Printing a structure in sorted order (repost)

2001-04-23 Thread Raymond Camden

Check our StructSort, it's a native CF function.

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 Subject: Printing a structure in sorted order (repost)


 Dunno if this made it to the list:

 If I have
 r[bob]=45;
 r[jane]=2;
 r[fred]=4;

 How can I output
 45 Bob
 4 Fred
 2 Jane
 i.e. sort by value (in perl foreach $name (sort {$r{$b} = $r{$a} } keys
 %r) does the same thing)



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