Python dictionaries are unordered.
On Sep 2, 2011, at 11:25 AM, Eduardo wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a query which results (columns id,name) I need to order
> alphabetically by name.
> Then I need to take a slice of the results and to keep them ordered:
> ____________________________________________________________________
>
> results=somequery.order_by(datab.columns['name'])
> slices=results.slice(start,end)
> res={}
> for slice in slices:
> res[str(slice[0])]=str(slice[1])
> for id in res.keys():
> print id, res[id]
> _____________________________________________________
> the print line however does not show that id, name (res[id]) pairs
> ordered alphabetically. Does anyone know why?
> Thanks
>
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