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Sorting list of Bounding boxes

Arava

Hi,

I wrote a custom procedure to which setof function will give sorted list (Bottom-Left to Top-Right) of bBoxes as input.

Order of the list will decide the functioning of the procedure.


Now i started working on lower nodes (virtuoso version 12.3-64b), i don't know the exact reason "setof" output is not following the order Bottom-Left to Top-Right.

Can anyone help me to get "setof" output in order or any procedure to sort the bBox list.

Any switch need to changed? or problem with virtuoso version using?.

Thanks,
Arava.

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  • Hi,

    I wrote a custom procedure to which setof function will give sorted list of bBoxes as input.

    Order of the list will decide the functioning of the procedure. Earlier I used to get the bBox list in proper way (BottomLeft-TopRight).


    Now i started working on lower nodes (virtuoso version 12.3-64b), i don't know the exact reason "setof" output is not following the order Bottom-Left to Top-Right.

    Can anyone help me to get "setof" output in order.

    Any switch need to changed? or problem with virtuoso version which i am using?.

    Thanks,
    Arava.

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  • Hi,

    I wrote a custom procedure to which setof function will give sorted list of bBoxes as input.

    Order of the list will decide the functioning of the procedure. Earlier I used to get the bBox list in proper way (BottomLeft-TopRight).


    Now i started working on lower nodes (virtuoso version 12.3-64b), i don't know the exact reason "setof" output is not following the order Bottom-Left to Top-Right.

    Can anyone help me to get "setof" output in order.

    Any switch need to changed? or problem with virtuoso version which i am using?.

    Thanks,
    Arava.

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