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>From amos-request@svcs1.digex.net Mon Mar 16 13:41:27 1998
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Subject: Re[2]: Sorting problem
To: amos-list@access.digex.net, Nathan Reynolds <nsl@clara.co.uk>
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Each block name is stored in an array, NAME$(). So when sorting, I
use SORT(NAME$(0)) and this only sorts the array. I need to sort the
blocks associated with NAME$() in the same order.
I will have some source code tomorrow.
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Subject: Re: Sorting problem
Author: Nathan Reynolds <nsl@clara.co.uk> at Internet
Date: 16/03/98 13:03
I'm not exactly sure how you're sorting. Are you using a reference
list? Or messing about with the internal structure of the bank?
Send some source code to me or the list.