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I need to sort a 2D array selecting an element someone can help me?

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Hmm, crystal ball is broke, do you have the 2d array or are we just supposed to write something up ourselves?

Edit:

Actually, I'll be as informative... If you look at IniReadSection() or IniReadSectionNames() in Beta, that has an example of a 2d array being read. And a description of the elements as well.

Edit2:

Here's a messed up example of what you can do to choose an element:

Local $Array[2][8]
$Array[1][6] = 'You clicked Yes On the MsgBox()'
$Array[1][7] = 'You clicked No On the MsgBox()'

MsgBox(0, 'Example', _PicAnElement($Array, 1, MsgBox(68, 'Question', 'Would you like to continue?')))

Func _PicAnElement(ByRef $aArray, $i_Element1, $i_Element2)
    Return $aArray[$i_Element1][$i_Element2]
EndFunc
Edited by SmOke_N

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I'm very sorry. The main problem for me is to search an element in a 2dArray similarly to "_ArrayBinarySearch ".

Don't be sorry :( just post an example of your issue :D so you can learn from an actual example of what you are doing :)

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This is an example of array i've created.

Dim $DayEN2IT[2][7]
Dim $DayEN[7]
Dim $DayIT[7]

$DayEN[0]="Monoday"
$DayEN[1]="Tuesday"
$DayEN[2]="Wednesday"
$DayEN[3]="Thursday"
$DayEN[4]="Friday"
$DayEN[5]="Saturday"
$DayEN[6]="Sunday"

$DayEN[0]="Lunedi"
$DayIT[1]="Martedi"
$DayIT[2]="Mercoledi"
$DayIT[3]="Giovedi"
$DayIT[4]="Venerdi"
$DayIT[5]="Sabato"
$DayIT[6]="Domenica"

For $I=0 to UBound ($DayEN2IT,2)-1
    
$DayEN2IT[0][$I]=$DayEN[$I]
$DayEN2IT[1][$I]=$DayIT[$I]

Next

The problem is i can't use "_ArrayBinarySearch" function wit array called "$DayEN2IT" because it is 2d Array.

Regarding the example i want to search in the "$DayEN2IT" if there is "Giovedi" and jump to the corresponding english day.

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Since this is just a 2 by 7 array why not jsut use parallel arrays adn if u get a "Giovedi" in the first array then go to that index in the second array and that will be the corresdponding english day.

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Hi,

@Don N is correct;

For your example , you could switch it back to single array for the search; use a func like below;

$ar_ArrayToSearch=_Array2DToD( $DayEN2IT, "Array contents", 0, 0, 1)

_ArrayDelete($ar_ArrayToSearch,0)

$i_IndexFound=_ArraySearch($ar_ArrayToSearch,"Wednesday")

MsgBox(0,"","$DayEN2IT[1][$i_IndexFound]="&$DayEN2IT[1][$i_IndexFound])

Func _Array2DToD(ByRef $ar_Array, $s_Title = "Array contents", $n_Index = 1, $Line = 0, $s_i_Column = 0)

; Change Line "X" to 1 dimensional array; [Randallc - I have ***lifted it from Forum at some stage]Local $output = ""

Local $r, $e, $Swap

If $n_Index <> 0 Then $n_Index = 1; otherwise I can't cope!

If $s_i_Column <> 0 Then $s_i_Column = 1; otherwise I can't cope!

If $Line < 0 Then $Line = 0; otherwise I can't cope!

;If $Line>UBound($ar_Array,1+($s_i_Column=0))+($n_Index=0)-2 then $Line=UBound($ar_Array,)+($n_Index=0)-2 ; otherwise I can't cope!

If $Line > UBound($ar_Array, 1+ ($s_i_Column = 0)) + ($n_Index = 0) - 2 Then $Line = UBound($ar_Array, 1+ ($s_i_Column = 0)) + ($n_Index = 0) - 2; otherwise I can't cope!

Dim $Array[uBound($ar_Array, 1 + $s_i_Column) + ($n_Index = 0) ]

$Array[0] = UBound($ar_Array, 1 + $s_i_Column) + ($n_Index = 0)

If Not IsArray($ar_Array) Then Return -1

For $r = $n_Index To UBound($ar_Array, 1 + $s_i_Column) - 1

$e = $r

$NewLine = $Line

If $s_i_Column = 1 Then

$NewLine = $r

$e = $Line

EndIf

$Array[$r+ ($n_Index = 0) ] = $ar_Array[$e][$NewLine]

Next

;_ArrayDisplay($Array,$s_Title&"Line"&$Line)

Return $Array

EndFunc ;==>_Array2DToD

Best, Randall
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Since this is just a 2 by 7 array why not jsut use parallel arrays adn if u get a "Giovedi" in the first array then go to that index in the second array and that will be the corresdponding english day.

Umm... forgive me if I'm wrong/confused Don N, but isn't a 2d Array just exactly that? 2 parallel arrays of the same length? In any case:

Dim $DayEN2IT[2][7]
Dim $DayEN[7]
Dim $DayIT[7]

$DayEN[0]="Monoday"
$DayEN[1]="Tuesday"
$DayEN[2]="Wednesday"
$DayEN[3]="Thursday"
$DayEN[4]="Friday"
$DayEN[5]="Saturday"
$DayEN[6]="Sunday"

$DayIT[0]="Lunedi"
$DayIT[1]="Martedi"
$DayIT[2]="Mercoledi"
$DayIT[3]="Giovedi"
$DayIT[4]="Venerdi"
$DayIT[5]="Sabato"
$DayIT[6]="Domenica"

For $I=0 to UBound ($DayEN2IT,2)-1
    $DayEN2IT[0][$I]=$DayEN[$I]
    $DayEN2IT[1][$I]=$DayIT[$I]
Next

MsgBox(0,"",_CustomArraySearch2d($DayEN2IT, 1, 0, "Venerdi", 0, 1))

Func _CustomArraySearch2d(ByRef $array, $subscriptToSearch, $subscriptToReturn, $searchString, $matchSubString = 1, $caseSensitive = 0)
    For $i = 0 To UBound($array, 2) - 1
        If $matchSubString == 1 Then
            If $caseSensitive == 0 Then
                If StringInStr($array[$subscriptToSearch][$i], $searchString) Then
                    If UBound($array, 1)-1 >= $subscriptToReturn Then
                        Return $array[$subscriptToReturn][$i]; Success
                    Else
                        SetError(2); Dimension To Return does not exist in Array
                        Return ""; Failure
                    EndIf
                EndIf
            Else
                If StringInStr($array[$subscriptToSearch][$i], $searchString, 1) Then
                    If UBound($array, 1)-1 >= $subscriptToReturn Then
                        Return $array[$subscriptToReturn][$i]; Success
                    Else
                        SetError(2); Dimension To Return does not exist in Array
                        Return ""; Failure
                    EndIf
                EndIf
            EndIf
        Else
            If $caseSensitive == 0 Then
                If $array[$subscriptToSearch][$i] = $searchString Then
                    If UBound($array, 1)-1 >= $subscriptToReturn Then
                        Return $array[$subscriptToReturn][$i]; Success
                    Else
                        SetError(2); Dimension To Return does not exist in Array
                        Return ""; Failure
                    EndIf
                EndIf
            Else
                If $array[$subscriptToSearch][$i] == $searchString Then
                    If UBound($array, 1)-1 >= $subscriptToReturn Then
                        Return $array[$subscriptToReturn][$i]; Success
                    Else
                        SetError(2); Dimension To Return does not exist in Array
                        Return ""; Failure
                    EndIf
                EndIf
            EndIf
        EndIf
    Next
    SetError(1); Match Not Found (check $matchSubStrings and $caseSensitive)
    Return ""; Failure
EndFunc

Make sure you pay attention to the $caseSensitive and $matchSubString parameters you send to the function. Also, be aware that $subscriptToSearch and $subscriptToReturn are 0-based, as in the example I gave you.

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Umm... forgive me if I'm wrong/confused Don N, but isn't a 2d Array just exactly that? 2 parallel arrays of the same length

Not always, a 2d array could be $array[20][20] or $array[3][100], they are not always a 2 by x array. In this case tho it is simple because the 2d array is 2 by 7 and you can jsut use the two original arrays in parallel and not worry about working with a 2d array.

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