Hi Booth,
I have created similar programs, and I use a differenct LF for each type
of sort, not arrays. It is much easier and cleaner this way, I think.
Thanx,
Nick
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Sorting arrays
I'd enjoy following a discussion about sorting related arrays. I have
already solved the problem I am about to present, but as I look at my
solution it occurs to me that I am embarrassed to show my solution to
knowledgeable people. There _has_ to be a better way.
Here's the sceanrio: To display a multi-column load-all subfile and
have each column heading clickable. The click would determine which
column is sorted. A second click on a clicked column would sort the
column in the other direction.
There are images of this at
http://www.martinvt.com/Code_Samples/SFL_Sort/sfl_sort.html
The code is also there. It works. But gads, its awful code.
So, lets define the problem a bit more? A load-all subfile with 5
columns of data How would one define the needed array(s), data
structure(s), or whatever(s) so that they can be sorted up or down by a
selected column?
midrange.com
