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In serious need of a 2 dimensional quicksort
Hi,
My website used to just have 200 or so records to sort, now it's got like more
than 2000.
I'm in serious need of a 2 dimensional array quicksort.
The one at CFLib just does not work for me though.
Anyone know where I can get a quicksort? A bubble sort just doesn't cut it.
Thanks in advance,
Joe
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jdeline #2 Re: In serious need of a 2 dimensional quicksort
You might consider copying your 2d array to a 1d array, using a pipe or other
character as a delimiter between array elements in a row. Then the CFLib.org
quicksort could be used, and once sorted, you could copy the array back to a 2d.
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