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Okay, I have a script that I have a number of items - Each with a name.

The user must be able to click and change the order of the item(s) selected.

How can this be done? I know this sounds vague but this is what I need. The script is closed source.

I'm working with Tri-Dimensional Arrays. Any additional controls or variants that depend on the level should be added to the 3rd dimension. Also, for the number of different levels the variable $Number has been declared.

To clarify, someone needs to change the order (dimension 1) of this array

The array is as follows:

$Levels[level (starts on 1)][Other use (used later)][Property]

Properties are as follows:

0 = Name

1 = Previous checkbox control

2 = 1/0 saying to use this level or not. Read from property 1

Please do NOT post saying 'Sorry I can't help you' or any variant of that sort

Edited by Wolvereness

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I don't understand what it is you want, you want to move array elements and such, right?

And graphically display the changes to the user?

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I need a GUI so that the user can easily change the order of the first dimension copying the contents of the other 2 dimensions with each change.

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Are you sure you need three dimensions? Probably you just need two.

That way:

$wLevels[level (starts on 1) - Other use (used later) - Property][0-1-2]

So in code

Dim $wLevels[100][3]

$wLevels[0][0] = $wNumbersofelements

$wLevels[1][0] = $wLevel1

$wLevels[1][1] = $wOtherUse1

$wLevels[1][2] = $wProp1

$wLevels[1][0] = $wLevel2

$wLevels[1][1] = $wOtherUse2

$wLevels[1][2] = $wProp2

ect...

So for changing order you have just to swap the content with a temp variant as buffer..

E.g. change the 6th with the 18th...

$wBuffer = $wLevel[6][0]

$wLevel[6][0] = $wLevel[18][0]

$wLevel[18][0] = $wBuffer

$wBuffer = $wLevel[6][1]

$wLevel[6][1] = $wLevel[18][1]

$wLevel[18][1] = $wBuffer

$wBuffer = $wLevel[6][2]

$wLevel[6][2] = $wLevel[18][2]

$wLevel[18][2] = $wBuffer

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Have you searched for the UDF along the lines of _ArraySort()? If not check it out. It might help.

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No problems, the concept is the same... Use a buffer and swap every variant.

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I kinda figured that, but the problem lies in the user being able to activate this buffer for the given elements...

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... I don't know how to do that without being obsene amount of code

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Probably the best is keeping a string of the values you want show to the user pipe separed. So when the user click up or down you start a func that take as parameter the value of the selected item in the list and seek for the same in the array, found the position swap with it the next item (or the prev) and return the new string. The array have to be global, or passed by ref.

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