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==Array arithmetic== | ==Array arithmetic== |
Latest revision as of 01:27, 26 May 2017
Sorting arrays
Sorts an array either ascending or descending and optionally excludes elements at the top and bottom to allow headers and footers to remain in place - sort is based on positions within the array, not the start of the string
FNSORTARRAY(MAT L$,START,LENGTH;DESENDING,HEADER,FOOTER)!:
Functions used |None
- Variables
Mat L$ | matrix to be sorted |
START | Starting position for the character string on which to sort |
LENGTH | length of the character sub string on which to sort |
DESCENDING | if true sorts descending order else sorts ascending |
HEADER | number of rows at the top of the matrix to omit from the sort |
FOOTER | number of rows at the bottom of the matrix to omit from the sort |
- Comments
Sort an array on any character sub-set allowing for header rows at the top and footer/total rows at the bottom.
Similar to FNSORTARRAY but uses the entire string to sort rather than a sub string
FNSRTARY(MAT L$;MAT M$,DESENDING,HEADER,FOOTER)
Functions used |None
- Variables
Mat L$ | matrix to be sorted |
DESCENDING | if true sorts descending order else sorts ascending |
HEADER | number of rows at the top of the matrix to omit from the sort |
FOOTER | number of rows at the bottom of the matrix to omit from the sort |
- Comments
FNSRTNARY -Sort a numeric array based on another array
Similar to FNSRTARY but for a numeric matrix
FNSRTNARY(MAT L;MAT M$,DESENDING,HEADER,FOOTER) !:
Functions used |None
- Variables
Mat L$ | matrix to be sorted |
DESCENDING | if true sorts descending order else sorts ascending |
HEADER | number of rows at the top of the matrix to omit from the sort |
FOOTER | number of rows at the bottom of the matrix to omit from the sort |
- Comments
Array arithmetic
FNCOLSUM - sums the elements of an array for a specified column
Provides the sum of a single column of a multi column array.
FNCOLSUM(MAT L,C)
- Functions used
- Variables
MAT L | Matrix containing multiple columns |
C | Column number to be summed |
- Comments
FNROWSUM - sums the elements of an array for a specified row
Returns the sum of a row of a multi row and multi column array
FNROWSUM(MAT L,R)
- Functions used
- Variables
Mat L | Numeric array containing the row to be totaled |
R | Row number to be totaled |
- Comments
Searching arrays
FNCHRMAT$ - convert a numeric array to character
Convert a numeric matrix into a formatted character matrix
FNCHRMAT$(CHRMAT$,NUMMAT,FORMAT$;BLANKS)
Functions used |None
- Variables
Mat CHRMAT$ | matrix that will be output |
Mat NUMMAT | numeric matrix being converted |
FORMAT$ | format used to convert each line to a string |
BLANKS | if true replaces a zero value with blanks |
- Comments
FNLISTSRCH - searches a character array based on a search string
FNLISTSRCH(MAT L$,SRCHSTR$,MAT SELECT;STRT)
Description|
Performs a search on a matrix and modifies the matrix select with elements in the searched matrix that match SRCHSTR$
Functions used |
- Variables
Mat L$ | The array to be searched. The search is case insensitive and will match any matching combination regardless of position within each element. |
SRCHSTR$ | The string that is being matched to each element, case insensitive |
MAT SELECT | A numeric array that holds the row numbers of matching elements. Any newly found elements are added to the array. |
STRT | Optional positioning number. matches will only occur if the match is AFTER this position in the row string |
- Comments
Used in lists and grids following FNLISTSPEC to allow for a search of the arrays used in a list or grid and a positioning of the cursor on elements matching the criteria
FNLISTSRCHN - searches a numeric array based on a search string
FNLISTSRCHN(MAT L,SRCHSTR$,MAT SELECT;STRT,SMASK$)
Description|
Same as FNLISTSRCH except for a numeric matrix
Functions used |
- Variables
Mat L | The array to be searched. Each element is turned into a string before being searched. The search is case insensitive and will match any matching combination regardless of position within each element. |
SRCHSTR$ | The string that is being matched to each element, case insensitive |
MAT SELECT | A numeric array that holds the row numbers of matching elements. Any newly found elements are added to the array. |
STRT | Optional positioning number. matches will only occur if the match is AFTER this position in the row string |
- Comments
Used in lists and grids following FNLISTSPEC to allow for a search of the arrays used in a list or grid and a positioning of the cursor on elements matching the criteria
FNSELECTION - selection process using two arrays
FNSELECTION(SELECTION,MAT SEL$,MAT SEL;MANY)
Description|
Maintains two matrices, one SEL is true if an item is selected. The other SEL$ contains the selection sequence number if MANY is greater than one or the word SELECTED if MANY equals one. If many=0 only one item is allowed as a selection.
Functions used |None
- Variables
SELECTION the element number selected or deselected MAT SEL$ selection number or word MAT SEL true if element is selected MANY 0 for a single selection 1 for any or all and a number for a limited number of elements |
- Comments
FNSRCHCRIT$*50 - search criteria for a list box
FNSRCHCRIT$*50(SR$,SC$,LROWS,LCOLS,PARENT;MESSAGE$)
Description|
Opens a window within a listbox window and asks for a search string
Functions used |
- Variables
- Comments
Other
FNDELROW - removes a row from an array and redimensions the array
Removes a row form an array and redimensions the array to be one row shorter
FNDELROW$(MAT DEL,DELROW)
- Functions used
- Variables
MAT DEL | The numeric array that needs to be updated |
DELROW | The row number to delete |
- Comments
FNDELROW$ - removes a row from an array and redimensions the array
Removes a row form an array and redimensions the array to be one row shorter
FNDELROW$(MAT DEL$,DELROW)
- Functions used
- Variables
MAT DEL$ | The character array that needs to be updated |
DELROW | The row number to delete |
- Comments
FNPARMAT - split an array into sub-arrays
Parses an array into a multi-dimensional array based on splitting at a predefined character
FNPARMAT(MAT M$,SUB$;NOREF)
Functions used |None
- Variables
MAT M$ | matrix to be parsed |
SUB$ | character that will be treated as a boundary or field separator NOREF if true prevents a single line matrix from being reformatted to a one dimensional matrix |
- Comments