Arrange Array Smallest to Largest HELP

[Guest slimshacaca]

I am currently using AutoIt v3.0.102...

And i need help or guidence on how i can arrange an arry of numbers from smallest to largest while the end result is still an arry...

EX: 15|14|22|02|20|01|33

I need help taking that to: 01|02|14|15|20|22|33

Please help :">

[emmanuel]

I am currently using AutoIt v3.0.102...

And i need help or guidence on how i can arrange an arry of numbers from smallest to largest while the end result is still an arry...

EX:  15|14|22|02|20|01|33

I need help taking that to:  01|02|14|15|20|22|33

Please help  :">

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

you may want to check out a few of the results I pulled up on a search for "bubble sort":

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...findpost&p=5930

[scriptkitty]

Bubblesort is the best, but here is a slow way to do it with arrays.

$array1=StringSplit("15|14|22|02|20|01|33","|")
$array2=$array1
Dim $arrayout[$array1[0]+1]
$arrayout[0]=$array1[0]

$x=1
for $h=1 to $array2[0]
for $i=1 to $array2[0]
if number($array2[$x])>number($array2[$i]) then $x=$i
next
$array2[$x]=999999999
$arrayout[$h]=$array1[$x]
next

; array display
$x=""
for $i=1 to $arrayout[0]
$x=$x & "|" & $arrayout[$i]
next
$x=StringTrimLeft($x,1)

msgbox(1,"list",$x)

Quick and dirty, and I should redim and stuff, but you can see the output.

For use I would go bubblesort.

edit.. just FYI since I wrote over each item in the output array, you could replace:

Dim $arrayout[$array1[0]+1]
$arrayout[0]=$array1[0]

with

Dim $arrayout=$array1

This is more of a teaching script than anything, although it works.

Edited October 6, 2004 by scriptkitty

[Guest slimshacaca]

Thank you both for your assistance, answered my question perfectly and enlightened me in a new way to look at the array system in AutoIt.

Thanks muches

Slim