Ruby on Rails
Friday, December 7, 2012
Try this:
my_array.sort do |item1, item2|
first_1=item1.first
first_2=item2.first
regex = /\w*_\d*_(\w*)_(\d*)/
first_1 =~ regex
letters_1 = $1
numbers_1 = $2.to_i
first_2 =~ regex
letters_2 = $1
numbers_2 = $2.to_i
if letters_1 == letters_2
numbers_1 <=> numbers_2
else
letters_1 <=> letters_2
end
end
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Piantanida, Ignacio Julián
Piantanida, Ignacio Julián
2012/12/7 Walter Lee Davis <waltd@wdstudio.com>
Okay, then what does the order of these params have to do with anything? If you are updating existing attributes, then you don't need to worry about what order you post those variables to the controller. If you're creating a new record, then likewise, the order of the attributes doesn't impact the result of a save on that record.
On Dec 7, 2012, at 12:04 PM, Avantec Van wrote:
> Walter Davis wrote in post #1088232:
>> On Dec 7, 2012, at 10:53 AM, Avantec Van wrote:
>
>>
>> The first question I would have is, how did you get this array in the
>> first place? If it's the output from an ActiveRecord query, then you
>> could most profitably sort there in the data-gathering stage. Otherwise,
>> if you redefine your sort method (or use a custom sort method) then you
>> should be able to sort by the value of index 0 of each sub-array, right?
>>
>> Walter
>
> Hi Walter,
> Thanks for your reply.
> I'm getting this as params and I'm just making this into array.
>
> my params is like this {"question_8_pdx_0"=>"", "question_7_sdx_8"=>"9",
> "question_8_cpt_1"=>"", "course_id"=>"1", "answer_modifier_7_cpt_1"=>"",
> "answer_quantity_8_cpt_0"=>"", "question_7_sdx_5"=>"6",
> "question_7_cpt_2"=>"", "question_7_sdx_10"=>"11",
> "question_8_icd9px_1"=>"", "question_7_adx_0"=>"298.9",
> "answer_modifier_8_cpt_2"=>"", "question_8_sdx_2"=>"",
> "question_7_icd9px_1"=>"", "question_7_sdx_2"=>"3",
> "answer_quantity_8_cpt_2"=>"", "answer_quantity_7_cpt_1"=>"",
> "question_7_sdx_7"=>"8", "user_id"=>"1", "question_8_cpt_0"=>"",
> "context_type"=>"Course", "answer_modifier_7_cpt_0"=>"",
> "question_7_sdx_4"=>"5", "question_7_cpt_1"=>"",
> "question_8_icd9px_0"=>"", "question_8_sdx_1"=>"",
> "question_7_icd9px_0"=>"", "question_7_sdx_1"=>"2",
> "question_7_pdx_0"=>"2323", "question_7_sdx_9"=>"10",
> "answer_quantity_7_cpt_0"=>"", "answer_modifier_7_cpt_2"=>"",
> "question_7_sdx_6"=>"7", "context_id"=>"1", "question_7_sdx_11"=>"",
> "question_8_icd9px_2"=>"", "question_7_icd9px_2"=>"",
> "question_7_sdx_3"=>"4", "question_7_cpt_0"=>"",
> "answer_modifier_8_cpt_0"=>"", "question_8_adx_0"=>"",
> "question_8_sdx_0"=>"", "answer_quantity_7_cpt_2"=>"",
> "question_7_sdx_0"=>"1"}
>
Walter
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