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    Topic complex Array functions
    Function strsort()
    Short Sorts one and two dimensional STRING arrays
    Syntax STRSORT(StrArray : STRING[]; MaxIndex : INTEGER [;FirstIndex : INTEGER [; SortStr : STRING]]) : INTEGER
    Parameter StrArray : one or two dimensional STRING array
    MaxIndex : the array is sortet from FirstIndex to MaxIndex
    FirstIndex : Index, wherefrom the array shall be sorted (0=default)
    SortStr : sort sequence
    Return 0 or error code (if it is no string array)
    See also:
    Description The fields are always sorted line by line.
    StrSort() defines how the field will be sorted. It is composed of the number of the columns (whom a minus can be prefixed if the sort sequence shall be descending).
    Additional you can prefix a '%'-character to a column if it is a absolute numeric column. Then it is sorted in conformity with this.

    Example 1: StrSort

    Cross join of two tables sorted by the 1st and 2nd column

    VAR db_1 : INTEGER = opendb('database/customer.dat')
VAR db_2 : INTEGER = opendb('database/orders.dat')
VAR query : STRING = '$customer.KDNR=$orders.KDNR, $orders.date<=today-14'
VAR result : STRING[,]
VAR i,j : INTEGER
InitArray(result[maxlabel(db_1)+maxlabel(db_2),filesize(db_1)*filesize(db_2)]

SUB _query
nloop(i,maxlabel(db_1)-1,result[j,i]:=getfield(db_1,i+1))
nloop(i,maxlabel(db_2)-1,result[j,maxlabel(db_1)+i]:=getfield(db_2,i+1))
j++
ENDSUB
StrSort(result,j-1,0,'1,2')


    User comments:
    strsort()
    User: HoHeSiDate: 01.11.2004 06:39#4
    Warum finde ich "strsort()" nicht unter
    --> Array-Funktionen
    (--> Sonstige-Funktionen)
    sondern nur unter --> String-Funktionen?
    Hier hätte ich zuletzt gesucht, da ich primär ein Array sortieren wollte.

    Zum Glück gibt es ja auch den alphabetischen Index ;-)

    Gruß HoHeSi
    StrSort() jetzt eine Array-Funktion
    User: thomasDate: 01.11.2004 10:54#6
    Vielen Dank für den Hinweis.

    Habe es korrigiert.
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