I have a the need for key value pair that I wish to sort so I decided to use a SortedList instead of a HashTable.I am adding the data in the order below to my SortedList which is the order I need it in
The key is a string and the value is a List of objects. The key is representing a time slot that has been concatenated from two integer values and delimited by "-". "700" as a string was 0700 initially an integer.e.g.
Dim key As String = slotTimeStart.ToString() & "-" & slotTimeEnd.ToString()
But once these key value pairs are added to the SortedList they appear in the order
Unfortunately I recieve the times slots as two integer values which cannot be changed.Is there any way to force a sort on a SortedList? or is this problem because of the way I am storing my key? Is there a better way to store it?
1) SortedLIst has a GetKey property: you ask for the nth key in the sorted list of keys and you get it. SortedList(of TKey, TValue) does not have this kind of feature. Why not?
2) SortedList stores values as "object." Is this a less memory-effective method to store values of Double than SortedList(of TKey, TValue)?
How to get the key of a sorted list from the corresponding value directly without using For Each loop. For instance in the following code snippet, I want to get the key value (and not the index) of "Canada", how?
Code Snippet: SortedList Imports System Imports System.Collections
when you use the object browser to see the features of a sortedlist elementat is not shown , but because a sorted list inherets features of ienumerable it works, cant that be corrected
which contains two Cartitem object and within these two objects is a further object called Product.i wish to amend the Product object Property named Quantity
["860"] = {Cartitem} ["861"] = {Cartitem}
When i attempt to update the Cartitem object using the key value it overwrites Cartitem to Product.
Present Update
Cart(key.ToString) = product
results in
["860"] = {Product}
How may i update a Product property without replacing Cartitem object to Product?
I'm making a sortedlist I can read a file into my program but do someone now how to show the output? Its made with classes and they will work. How to show the output of the file because I can't find.
This is the Form1 Public Class Form1 Public lijst As New SortedList(Of String, bankrekening) 'Dim spaar As spaarrekening 'Dim zicht As zichtrekening Private Sub OverschrijvenToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles OverschrijvenToolStripMenuItem.Click FrmOverschrijven.show() [Code] .....
I have a txt file I' m trying to read a line and add it to the array list, I' m identying the begining of the new line with B and N charecters in the 11 and 12 th positions respectively. Now the problem is that few keys are getting dropped the structure of the file is
10000BN test 1 test2 10000S0000 test3 test 4// these are getting dropped because they are on a new line 10000S 0000 test5
The code below shows me (I think) that the "for each" loop is about 10% faster than the "i to n" loop, but the "for each" loop creates 567k in new memory? Is this right? Which way is generally most efficient with regards to speed and memory usage? If you want to run this code in VB just add a button and 2 labels to a form.
I'm having my program sort an excel sheet by a few columns. However, it is only sorting by the first column not the rest that I specify.ere is my sort code below:
I have a WPF ObservableCollection which is bound to a ListBox and I have a Sort() method which when called will convert the ObservableCollection to a List(Of T), and undertakes a sort based on a date/time column within the collection.
The data is sorted, even when new items are added to the ObservableCollection, however the date/time isn't being correctly sorted. The data is sorting based on the date however it is very much random when it comes to the time portion. The following is an example of the outcomes I am experiencing:
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Is there anything that I am doing incorrectly in this method that would cause the time portion not be included in the sort? Is there a better way of doing a sort?
What I need is to be able to put in a SortedList a combination of two fields that are non-unique, but the pair is (like database composite keys).More precisly, i have my list, and i want to be able to do this with it
Dim myList = New Generic.SortedList(Of String, String) myList.add("aaa","aaa") myList.add("aaa","bbb")
i have a string that looks like this "apples,fish,oranges,bananas,fish" i want to be able to sort this list and get only the uniques. how do i do it in vb.net? please provide code
I have a VB.Net 2005 application in which I access a SQL Server DB to pull data into a Dataset. Within my app, this dataset is read sequentially. Then, a cross reference file is read against the dataset record. If there is a match (based on 2 fields from the dataset record), a field value from the cross reference file is used to replace a certain value in the dataset record. Once a dataset record has been read and processed...it is written to a new CSV file. This CSV file contains 5 columns.
I've been requested to now sort this new CSV file using 3 of the 5 columns as the "Sort Key". What would be the fastest way to do this?
I know one way would be to create a new dataset and insert the finished record into this new dataset in the order of the 3 fields (which I'm not sure how to setup).
I need to know if there is any simple way to sort an array in visual Basic.net. I have been trying for some time without any real reliable results or wierd results. Here is the code this is the sort routine which transfers a csv text file read earlier into an array.
Private Sub btnSort_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnSort.Click Dim i As Integer = 2 'inner loop Dim j As Integer 'outer loop Dim tempstore As String = String.Empty ProgressSort.Minimum = 0
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The data seems to be read into the array but the sorting takes a very long time and I am not sure if it is working or not. I have read from other forums that it is easier to sort the array read from csv before splitting it. This record I am trying to sort is 250 records long. I have no idea how long that should take. Not even sure if the algorithm I chose is correct.
I have a problem with sorting in datagridview. I load an xml file in a datagridview and I sort the collums for check. when I try to sort it according to it's number the sorting goes like this:
I have two columns in a datagridview, one is a year and the other is a month. These two form a date, but unfortunately the structure in the database I'm forced to use is that of two integers. I need to sort the rows by date, using these two integers. I tried creating an unbound column with a date, but sorting this way seem quite difficult. So, I thought I could do a multicolum sorting by year first and then by month using two columns
I have 2 strings one index: 4, 2, 5, 3 and second one times: 205, 153, 320, 300. I need to sort second string ascending, but to change also positions of elements for the first string and maintain position which corresponding with position for second string:For example initial i have:
I've written the following class to create CheckedListboxes that use a Natural Sort algorithm. The overridden Sort() method, however, is not getting fired.(The code within that method is from the MSDN example on how to implement your own sort algorithm on a regular Listbox.)
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A CheckedListbox derives from a Listbox, so I figured the Sort() override would work, but I'm stuck as to why it doesn't.I am setting the instance's .Sorted = True, but it's just sorting items using the default algorithm, and not the Natural Sort algorithm (which has been tested and shown to work as expected elsewhere).
I have a list of keys and values that I would like sorted by key via a custom Comparer(Of T). I tried using a SortedDictionary, but kept getting incorrect results because it used the comparer to see if the items were the same. For example calling SortedDictionary.ContainsKey() would return false, even though it did contain the key.
When I stepped through the code after calling ContainsKey(), it would go to the comparer.Compare(x, y) function. It would then only compare against a few of the keys in the dicionary, and somehow skip the matching item (which I ensured did exist). I take it that this is some sort of optimization, where some items are skipped depending on what is returned by the comparer.Compare() function? Is it possible to have a dictionary that only uses the comparer for sorting? EDIT: I am using a Type object for the dictionary's key
I am trouble in sorting 2 dimensions array in vb.net. One row has 5 columns. Original array have 3000 rows.How can I get the effective sorting with pdtId. I tried to find googling, cannot get the right answer to me.
(0, 0) = pdtId "string" (0, 1) = brand name (0, 2) = category Id (0, 3) = url (0, 4) = date
