|
|
|
|
|
- WLanguage comparison procedure
ArraySeekByProcedure (Function) Seeks an element in a one-dimensional WLanguage array by using a comparison procedure.
arrReference is array of strings
nIndex is int
nIndex = ArraySeekByProcedure(arrReference, ProcCompareShortReference, ...
asLinear, 0, "123456")
INTERNAL PROCEDURE ProcCompareShortReference(SoughtElement, Search)
RETURN StringCompare(Left(SoughtElement, 6), Search)
END
Sintaxis
<Result> = ArraySeekByProcedure(<WLanguage array> , <WLanguage procedure> , <Type of search> [, <Start index> [, <Sought value 1> [... [, <Sought value N>]]]])
<Result>: Integer Index of the element found in the array. <WLanguage array>: Array Name of the Array variable where the search will be performed. This array must be a one-dimensional array. <WLanguage procedure>: Procedure name WLanguage comparison procedure. For more details, see the remarks. <Type of search>: Integer constant Type of search to perform:
| | asBinary | Descending binary search. This search mode is fast but it must be used on an array sorted in ascending order with the same comparison procedure or with an equivalent procedure (see ArraySort). | asBinaryCompliant | Ascending binary search. This search mode is fast but it must be used on an array sorted in ascending order with the same comparison procedure or with an equivalent procedure (see ArraySort). | asLinear | Linear search. The search starts:- from the first element if <Start index> is set to 0,
- from <Start index>.
The search stops as soon as an element is found. | asLinearFirst | Linear search from the first element. <Start index> is ignored when this constant is specified. | asLinearLast | Linear search from the last element. This constant must not be used if <Start index> is specified. | asLinearNext | Linear search for the next element. This search is performed from the current position (if <Start index> is set to 0) or from the position specified by <Start index>. | asLinearPrevious | Linear search for the previous element. This search is performed from the current position or the value of <Start index>. |
<Start index>: Optional integer Start position for the search (linear search only). This parameter is not required for a binary search. <Sought value 1>: Any type Value of the search element. <Sought value N>: Any type Value of the search element. Observaciones WLanguage comparison procedure This comparison procedure has the following format: PROCEDURE <Nom Procédure>(<Elément> , <Valeur recherchée 1> [, ... [<Valeur recherchée N>]]) This procedure is called as many times as necessary. The first parameter of the procedure corresponds to the array element to compare. The other parameters are the search values passed as parameter to ArraySeekByProcedure. The comparison procedure must return the following values: - If the array element is too small in relation with the search values, the procedure must return -1.
- If the array element is too large in relation with the search values, the procedure must return 1.
- If the array element corresponds to the search values, the procedure must return 0.
Please note In the case of binary search, the comparison procedure must return the following values: - If the array element is too small in relation to the search values, the procedure must return 1.
- If the array element is too large in relation to the search values, the procedure must return -1.
- If the array element corresponds to the search values, the procedure must return 0.
Clasificación Lógica de negocio / UI: Código neutro
Esta página también está disponible para…
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|