See sample:
func main()
local atst:={{6.06,1,1},{9.92,1,2},{9.90,1,3},{9.34,1,4},{11.38,1,5}}
local yy
cls
?before sorting
for yy :=1 to len(atst)
?yy,atst[yy,1],atst[yy,2],atst[yy,3]
next
asort(atst,{|x,y|x[2]y[2]})
?after sorting
for yy :=1 to len(atst)
?yy,atst[yy,1],atst[yy,2],atst[yy,3]
next
Hi,
asort(atst,{|x,y|x[2]y[2]})
what rule asort use in this case?
Just like always, it uses the 4th parameter of ASORT().
Regards,
Mindaugas
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Mindaugas Kavaliauskas написав(ла):
Hi,
asort(atst,{|x,y|x[2]y[2]})
what rule asort use in this case?
Just like always, it uses the 4th parameter of ASORT().
Regards,
Mindaugas
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Yes of cause you are right, i'm not carefully read doc, but result is same
with asort(atst,,,{|x,y|x[2]y[2]})
before sorting
1 6.06 1 1
2 9.92 1 2
3 9.90 1 3
4 9.34
