I want my application to take the all the names of groups in an INI file and arrange them alphabetically. How do I do that? Any extensions that do the trick or a condition or action I missed?
Thanks in advance
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heres the c++ way to do it lol. i just learned this.
numerically is easy in mmf. alhabetically may be tougher. is there a way to compare strings in mmf?
void sort(int a[], int words)//the array 'a' is the index of all the numbers to be sorted.
{
for (int k = 1; k < words; k++)
{
for (int r = 0; r < words - k; r++)
{
if (a[r] > a[r + 1])//compares the if the current number in the index[r] is greater than the next.
{
swap(a[r], a[r + 1]);//swaps the position of the two numbers if it is
}
}
}
}
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You could squeeze all the "things" into a Magic Deque, one of my favorite objects. They can sort both strings and numbers, but there are a lot of alternative ways. You could use Sort X, Stringsort X, Dynamic Array, or write your own with a standard array using cec!ls example
But I recommend learning Magic Deque thoroughly. Very powerful object.
Thanks! I'll try that. MMF has too many extensions, lol. I used to download all of them, hoping to use them when I need them, but I never remember which of them can do what I want them to do.
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