array sort

[Richard]

How to sort an array without replacing the indices? I have an array
indexed by a timestamp and wish to sort based on that in numeric
ascending order.

thanks for any advice.

[Richard]

Re: array sort

Richard <rgrdev@gmail.c omwrites:

How to sort an array without replacing the indices? I have an array
indexed by a timestamp and wish to sort based on that in numeric
ascending order.
>
thanks for any advice.

It's ok, more digging found what I wanted - ksort().

[Kimmo Laine]

Re: array sort

Richard kirjoitti:

How to sort an array without replacing the indices? I have an array
indexed by a timestamp and wish to sort based on that in numeric
ascending order.
>
thanks for any advice.

asort — Sort an array and maintain index association

Somewhere deep in the old caves of the web there's this mystical thing
called The Manual. It is said that those who approach The Manual seeking
the truth shall find the ancient myths of the Function Reference.

http://www.php.net

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[Richard]

Re: array sort

Kimmo Laine <spam@outolempi .netwrites:

Richard kirjoitti:

>How to sort an array without replacing the indices? I have an array
>indexed by a timestamp and wish to sort based on that in numeric
>ascending order.
>>
>thanks for any advice.

>
asort — Sort an array and maintain index association
>
Somewhere deep in the old caves of the web there's this mystical thing
called The Manual. It is said that those who approach The Manual
seeking the truth shall find the ancient myths of the Function
Reference.
>
http://www.php.net

Yes, a manual can be a great help.... But sometimes, these mystical
things are huge and take a lot of reading and, for a newbie to a
particular language, it can be hard to formulate the right search to
find something. It's why help groups exist - often to get people
started. It took me some time to find ksort which I indicated in a
followup post.