Sort Array Question...

[Andrew Durstewitz]

Which would be faster?

1) Bubble sort
2) Join Array remove empty delimaters and then Split.

I am thinking the second would be a faster routine wouldn't it?

-Andrew

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[Andrew Durstewitz]

To return with an array that doesn't have empty items in it. After the
array is populated I reference 2 previously created arrays to insure
proper information. If items aren't needed they are removed (arrItem =
"") from the array.

However, I think this is causing some system degridation when still
having to loop through the empty items later...

-Andrew

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[Aaron Bertrand - MVP]

Maybe you could have a second array, initially unpopulated, whose upper
bound increments as you add elements to it. Then you don't have an array
peppered with meaningless elements consisting of empty strings.

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real newsreader that knows how to thread a conversation correctly.




"Andrew Durstewitz" <adurstew@devbuilder.org> wrote in message
news:3f15a308$0$205$75868355@news.frii.net...

> To return with an array that doesn't have empty items in it. After the
> array is populated I reference 2 previously created arrays to insure
> proper information. If items aren't needed they are removed (arrItem =
> "") from the array.
>
> However, I think this is causing some system degridation when still
> having to loop through the empty items later...
>
> -Andrew
>
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[Andrew Durstewitz]

>Maybe you could have a second array, initially >unpopulated, whose
upper

>bound increments as you add elements to it. Then >you don't have an

array

>peppered with meaningless elements consisting of >empty strings.

>And please learn how to reply to the correct post >using devbuilder, or

use a

>real newsreader that knows how to thread a >conversation correctly.

I have sent a message to the people who provide my connection to USENET
(I own DevBuilder.org) to add this feature. Sorry for the confusion on
posts.

-Andrew

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