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I'd like some kind of string comparison function that preserves natural sort order 1 . Is there anything like this built into Java? I can't find anything in the String class , and the Comparator class only knows of two implementations.
I can roll my own...
Started by Kip on
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Instead of sorting numbers in ASCII order like * a standard sort, this algorithm sorts numbers in numeric....
In the String.CASE_INSENSITIVE_ORDER :
/* * The Alphanum Algorithm is an improved sorting algorithm for strings * containing numbers.
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A coworker used a for loop to iterate a List in some C# code he wrote and left the comment, "did't use For Each because I wasn't sure it iterates in order. Who knows what Microsoft will do." For example, suppose we have a List built up like this:
var ...
Started by raven on
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It depends on the collection:
For List<T> it's guaranteed to be insertion order places, they'd get returned at the right pointas ....
Foreach, alone, potentially.
Your question is regarding a List<T> , which does maintain order.
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Is there a built-in function for PHP for me to check whether two arrays contain the same values ( order not important?).
For example, I want a function that returns me true for the following two inputs:
array('4','5','2') array('2','4','5')
Edit: I could...
Started by Ngu Soon Hui on
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The best solution is to sort both array and then compare them:
$a = array('4','5','2'); $b = array('2','4','5'); sort($a); sort($b); var_dump($a === $b);
As a function:
function array_equal($a, $b, $strict=false) { if (count($a) !== count($b)) { return... .
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I have two solutions to build in Teambuild, one is the application itself, the other one is the WiX installer. I want to build the application using "Any CPU" build configuration and the installer using "x86". I've listed the "Any CPU" solution first ...
Started by Art Vandalay on
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Ok, I'm not sure if it's the same with Teambuild but What about setting the build order of the projects via "Project -> Project Build Order"?
Project Build Order may be set for projects belonging CPU configurations coming after....
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This is straight from the Java Docs :
This class and its iterator implement all of the optional methods of the Collection and Iterator interfaces. The Iterator provided in method iterator() is not guaranteed to traverse the elements of the priority queue...
Started by Queue29 on
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With the ....
The priority queue probably a sorted order).
Well, as the Javadoc says, that's how it's been implemented .
At first guess, it's probably traversing the data in the order in which it's stored order.
Is provided in Java.
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Http://www.metro.co.uk/sport/898009-f1-star-lewis-...
Started by Bunty Killa on
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Who supply....
And for Mercedes.
Metro says he drives for " rival" McLaren.
Manual box = fun factor Guess Lewis paid bugger all .
Lovely car.
This was all revealed in the EVO Zonda video last week, which seems to be where the metro have got their story from .
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The only surviving Roman palace of the first order was built by who? has to be one of these 4 below
Augustus
Diocletian
Caesar
Livia
Started by Tim on
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I've been re-evaluating my listening habits lately and kind of come to a conclusion. I listen to music a lot, via my Sonos, but I really love watching movies. When I listen to music I don't sit in front of the speakers listening for every little nuance...
Started by DodgeTheViper on
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Ideally, you'd be looking at the 5009 or the pre/power in order to drive the 150's.
The going gets tough.
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I've noticed that pagination gems like mislav-will_paginate are quite popular. Is this because Rails does not have a built-in pagination solution or because the built-in solution is not very good?
Started by propstop on
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It has pagination built in and many other? %table %tr %th= order_by_link....
Unless you on how to use Rails pagination
I'd recommend searchlogic .
Rails has built-in pagination, but it's a simple module and not suitable for all needs.
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1988 Mercury Grand Marquis LS (No. 9 Ordered; 1st or 2nd Built) Rare! Number 9 ordered, possibly 1st built at St. Thomas in 1988.
VIN 2MEBM75F8JX600009
Built in St. Thomas, Ontario then shipped to U.S. to Ford Headquarters in Dearborn for Executive use...
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$1000 or Best Offer.
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