Re: Collection Capabilities
- From: "Schmidt" <sss@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 9 May 2007 19:15:55 +0200
"Brian" <bkstigler@xxxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Thanks for the suggestions and sorry for the vague posting.Ok, thought your items were Objects.
The data and properties are all string values. I just wanted
a simpler way to sort and process the sets.
Regarding the SortedDictionary-Example you'd have
to change only the Add from:
to:Key = Obj.Prop1 & "|" & Obj.Prop2
Dic.Add Key, Obj
Key = Obj.Prop1 & "|" & Obj.Prop2
Dic.Add Key, Obj.StringData
....or where ever your Prop- or Content-Data comes from.
The Filter-Function could remain the same.
My data is really like a recordset but is currentlyADO allows you, to create Recordsets without being
stored in a couple collection objects.
connected to a Database and fill them with your Data.
If I could host the data in a database... my life wouldWhat is the background for this?
be a lot easier (but I don't have that option right now).
Do you have to avoid disk-access?
So instead,Just let me know, if you have any questions about the Dictionary.
I just iterate through the collections to find the matching sets.
So I was really looking for something like the Recordset idea
as applied to a collection... (I'll look into that Olaf...)
Olaf
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