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Please tell me how to sorting string

HJC

Hello.

I have a question for SKILL Language, so i write this post.

I want to know about how to sorting string list.

In string list, i want to sorting the strings with first word 's'

please refer to the example

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[example]

list_a = "sun, ssd, abc, drain, swim" <---- i want to sorting "sun, ssd, swim" , and then list-up to the variable "list b"

list_b ==> "sorted string"

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  • If you just want to filter the values (that might be what you mean by "sorted", it wasn't clear):

    list_b = buildString(pcreMatchList("^s" parseString(list_a ", ")) ", ")

    if you want them sorted too:

    list_b = buildString(sort(pcreMatchList("^s" parseString(list_a ", ")) 'alphalessp) ", ")

    The trick is to parse the string into a list, filter with a regular expression, sort (if needed) and build back into a string again.

    Andrew

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  • If you just want to filter the values (that might be what you mean by "sorted", it wasn't clear):

    list_b = buildString(pcreMatchList("^s" parseString(list_a ", ")) ", ")

    if you want them sorted too:

    list_b = buildString(sort(pcreMatchList("^s" parseString(list_a ", ")) 'alphalessp) ", ")

    The trick is to parse the string into a list, filter with a regular expression, sort (if needed) and build back into a string again.

    Andrew

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