> However, that is technically not ordering the structure; merely
> processing elements inside the structure in a specific order. By
there
> very nature structures are unordered. In most cases, I doubt it makes
a
> difference.
>
Nor should a structure be ordered. In CFMX, a structure is a hash
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> Do you mean that the values of the structure are integers,
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From: Jeffry Houser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Do you mean that the values of the structure are integers, or the keys of
the structure are integers?
If the latter, then StructSort, as someone else had mentioned, would
probably do it. It will return an array. Then you'll have to loop over
the array, sending the current array value as th
Have you looked at structSort()?
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> I want to loop over a structure that I have but in a
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