sortUsingSelector
05.09.06 10:09 |
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After spending 4 days with the problem of sorting an
array of NSDictionaries (!!) using every kind of
method imaginable, I finally found the solution:
You can't use sortUsingSelector because that operates on the object in the array (in this case an NSDictionary). That explains the countless ("[CFDictionary compareScores] selector not recognized etc...") I was getting. Phew
So use sortUsingFunction instead. And as the guys at cocoadev so eloquently showed:
Where "context" is the NSDictionary key you want to sort by.
You can't use sortUsingSelector because that operates on the object in the array (in this case an NSDictionary). That explains the countless ("[CFDictionary compareScores] selector not recognized etc...") I was getting. Phew
So use sortUsingFunction instead. And as the guys at cocoadev so eloquently showed:
int someSort (id obj1, id obj2, void *context)
{
return [[(NSDictionary *)obj1 objectForKey:(NSString *)context] compare:[(NSDictionary *)obj2 objectForKey:(NSString *)context]];
}
Where "context" is the NSDictionary key you want to sort by.
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