Thanks all.
I have solved the issue.
The error seemed to be from this line: return fields.getItemIndex(a) -
fields.getItemIndex(b);
Somehow it didn't get the index right.
I changed it to do a normal alpabetic search in those cases, and it worked.
Shervin
2013/2/27 Justin Mclean
> Hi,
>
> It
Hi,
It may be theres an issue at this line unless your code you posted is
incomplete:
var grunner:ArrayCollection = //getting collection
After this line is there anything in the grunner array?
Add trace statements or run though a debugger to see what the issues is would
be the simple way to fi
If you look at here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1368122/flex-sort-writing-a-custom-comparefunction
There they both use the Sort and compareFunction. Thats what I am trying to
accomplish. I am trying to do a custom sort, then alphabetic.
2013/2/27 Tom Chiverton
> I meant
>
> grunner.sor
I meant
grunner.sort.fields = [new SortField("code")];// Sort
grunner.sort.compareFunction = myCompare;//compareFunction
If your IDE has given up, just add some trace() statements. There's a
method in ObjectUtil that'll dump Array (well, anything) sensibly.
Tom
On 27/02/2013 08:55, S
Not sure why you are implementing your own compare. Instead I would add an
integer sort property to your code object, where the specified order is
reflected. Of your n specially sorted objects, each gets 1...n value, all
the remaining being sorted elsewhere get n+1. Then you use multiple
sortfields
What do you mean sort and compareFunction?
The reason why its empty is because for some reason an error occurs, and my
Intellij doesn't print out the error messages. So its difficult for me to
know exactly what went wrong.
The array is not empty, and the objects are not null.
Shervin
2013/2/27 T
I wouldn't give a Sort and a compareFunction - what's the point ? Just
have one or the other.
Either way, this wont empty your ArrayCollection. If you dump it out
before and after
var grunner:ArrayCollection
along with where ever it came from, are your *sure* it isn't being
populated by an
Hi.
I am very very new to Flex.
I created this thread for sorting in Java
http://stackoverflow.com/q/15091732/37298
However, I am now trying to do the same thing in ActionScript.
I have a Bindable ArrayCollection with Objects that looks like this
Code.code : F
Code.label: Foo
Code.description:
