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Date: 05/15/00
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In article <391D7CA5.17AD7D5E <email protected>>, tkianchye <email protected>
(tkianchye) wrote:
> Can any one please tell me how to sort a 3 Dimensional Array. The
> current function provided only support one or 2 dimensional. How about
> 3?
Sort it how?...
You may need to iterate through the first dimension and sort each
sub-array, or perhaps you could write a custom comparison function for
usort() that will evaluate and sort the sub-array...
There's no real way to answer this question unless you explain which
dimension you want to sort, and what to do with the other two dimensions.
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