asort

问题 I'm breaking my head trying to figure out how to do this right, I have this multi dimensional array: Array ( [0] => Array ( [time] => November 1st 10:10 [query] => movies [set] => 1 [matches] => No matching results [results] => 5 ) [1] => Array ( [time] => November 1st 10:10 [query] => cinemas [set] => 1 [matches] => No matching results [results] => 2 ) ) In real life, there could be alot more sub-arrays, but et's say I want to sort it by "query" alphabetically, how can I achieve this? I saw

问题 Here's my array (gawk script) : myArray["peter"] = 32 myArray["bob"] = 5 myArray["john"] = 463 myArray["jack"] = 11 After sort, I need the following result : bob 5 jack 11 peter 32 john 463 When i use "asort", indices are lost. How to sort by array value without losing indices ? (I need ordered indices based on their values) (I need to obtain this result with awk/gawk only, not shell script, perl, etc) If my post isn't clear enough, here is an other post explaining the same issue : http://www

问题 I have an array that holds the names of languages in spanish: $lang["ko"] = "coreano"; //korean $lang["ar"] = "árabe"; //arabic $lang["es"] = "español"; //spanish $lang["fr"] = "francés"; //french I need to order the array and maintain index association, so I use asort() with the SORT_LOCALE_STRING setlocale(LC_ALL,'es_ES.UTF-8'); //this is at the beginning (config file) asort($lang,SORT_LOCALE_STRING); print_r($lang); The expected output would be in this order: Array ( [ar] => árabe [ko] =>

问题 I have a key => value table I\'d like to sort in Lua. The keys are all integers, but aren\'t consecutive (and have meaning). Lua\'s only sort function appears to be table.sort, which treats tables as simple arrays, discarding the original keys and their association with particular items. Instead, I\'d essentially like to be able to use PHP\'s asort() function. What I have: items = { [1004] = \"foo\", [1234] = \"bar\", [3188] = \"baz\", [7007] = \"quux\", } What I want after the sort operation