Problem with _ArraySort

[SpookMeister]

Hey guys, could one of you please attempt to duplicate this problem... or tell me what I'm doing wrong.

Code Sample:

#include <array.au3>
$file = @ScriptDir & "\test.ini"
$aData = IniReadSection($file, "Settings")
_ArraySort($aData) ; sort descending
_ArrayDisplay($aData)

INI Sample:

[Settings]
081728=x
082139=y
082555=p
082911=u

Error I am receiving:

>"C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\SciTE\AutoIt3Wrapper\AutoIt3Wrapper.exe" /run /prod /ErrorStdOut /in "C:\Documents and Settings\xxxxx\My Documents\AutoIt Scripts\Testing\testing.au3" /autoit3dir "C:\Program Files\AutoIt3" /UserParams    
+>08:39:10 Starting AutoIt3Wrapper v.1.9.4
>Running AU3Check (1.54.10.0)  from:C:\Program Files\AutoIt3
+>08:39:10 AU3Check ended.rc:0
>Running:(3.2.10.0):C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\autoit3.exe "C:\Documents and Settings\xxxxx\My Documents\AutoIt Scripts\Testing\testing.au3"  
C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include\array.au3 (666) : ==> Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded.: 
$t = $array[$i] 
$t = ^ ERROR
->08:39:11 AutoIT3.exe ended.rc:1
+>08:39:12 AutoIt3Wrapper Finished
>Exit code: 1   Time: 2.525

It never gets to the _ArrayDisplay

Thanks,

-Spook

Edited January 31, 2008 by SpookMeister

[weaponx]

My first thought was that you need to skip sorting element zero, however....

This works:

#include 
$file = @ScriptDir & "\test.ini"
$aData = IniReadSection($file, "Settings")
_ArraySort($aData, 0, 1, 1, 1) ; sort ascending
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[Thatsgreat2345]

From the help file

$iSubItem [optional] Sub-index to sort on in 2D arrays

[randallc]

Hey guys, could one of you please attempt to duplicate this problem... or tell me what I'm doing wrong.

Hi,

Works fine in 3.2.11.0

That corrected array sort to automatically detect 2D array ubound in parameter 4 (see helpfile)

Otherwise, set it manually

Best, Randall

[SpookMeister]

Hi,

Works fine in 3.2.11.0

That corrected array sort to automatically detect 2D array ubound in parameter 4 (see helpfile)

Otherwise, set it manually

Best, Randall

The help file I have does not expound on the ubound parameter very much.

Could you elaborate?

[edit]

I've tried from 0-5 in that parameter and they all fail

[/edit]

Edited January 31, 2008 by SpookMeister

[SpookMeister]

Thanks for the help guys,

looks like (through trial and error) it was the $i_dim parameter that was causing the problem.

This works for me:

#include <array.au3>
$file = @ScriptDir & "\test.ini"
$aData = IniReadSection($file, "Settings")
_ArraySort($aData,1,1,0,2,0); sort descending
_ArrayDisplay($aData)

[randallc]

Thanks for the help guys,

looks like (through trial and error) it was the $i_dim parameter that was causing the problem.

This works for me:

#include <array.au3>
$file = @ScriptDir & "\test.ini"
$aData = IniReadSection($file, "Settings")
_ArraySort($aData,1,1,0,2,0); sort descending
_ArrayDisplay($aData)

Correct!

I meant 4th parameter after the arrayname!

Oh well. why did you not just use 3.2.11.0 ?; its easier!

; ArSort.au3
#include <array.au3>
$file = @ScriptDir & "\testers.ini"
$aData = IniReadSection($file, "Settings")
_ArrayDisplay($aData)
_ArraySort($aData,1,1,UBound($aData,1)-1,UBound($aData,2),0) ; sort descending on 1st column (0)
_ArrayDisplay($aData,"sort descending on 1st column (0)")
_ArraySort($aData,1,1,UBound($aData,1)-1,UBound($aData,2),1) ; sort descending on 2nd column (1)
_ArrayDisplay($aData,"sort descending on 2nd column (1)");sort descending on 2nd column (1))

;_ArraySort ( ByRef $a_Array [, $i_Descending [, $i_Base=0 [, $i_Ubound=0 [, $i_Dim=1 [, $i_SortIndex=0 ]]]]] )

best, randall [above is all for 3.2.10.0]

[SpookMeister]

Oh well. why did you not just use 3.2.11.0 ?; its easier!

I was tempted... but there are other people who may also use the larger code that I am working on and they are all on 3.2.10.0.

The word beta scares them for some reason.