RE: Sorting a user space

Which list API are you using? I know that *some* (unless I've just been
lucky) sort ascending by default...so it stands to reasson that some of
them may have a "sort" parameter. 


Thanks,
Tommy Holden


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I don't see how that would be any easier, or more effective.

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Qsort, maybe.

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Subject: Sorting a user space

I am using a list api to fill a user space for a display program. 
Apparently they do not support any sorting.  I suppose I could
originally 
load into an array, then SORTA that, then load the subfile.  Anything 
easier?  Not that the above process is hard.  Just don't want to
overlook 
the obvious.

Rob Berendt