So, I don't think this will turn out faster because of the mechanics involved
and am only doing it to learn more about Flex, but I have taken yours and
Alex's suggestions and made adjustments so that I am only doing half of the
comparisons and storing the distance data in a sparsely populated array. I
am then going to run through this array to do my sums, averages, medians,
etc. I am having some trouble with the sparsely populated array. I put a
distance number in the array and then immediately trace the array entry and
I get a nice Number with a lot of decimal places. But when I iterate
through the sparse array to get the data back out later on, I am getting
back integer numbers that are way too big and have no decimal places. Since
I already traced what I put into the array, I know the data is stored
properly, so it has to be the way I am trying to get it back out. Here is
how I am iterating through the sparse array. tableArray is the sparse array
containing distance values.
for (var z:int = 0; z < length; z++) {
for (var myProperty:String in
tableArray[z]) {
trace(z, myProperty);
}
}
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