在经典ASP中对集合进行排序

时间:2008-10-01 06:24:40

标签: sorting asp-classic

这是一个非常简单的问题 - 如何对集合进行排序?

我有一个CSV文件,其中包含随机顺序的行。我想根据一列中的日期对行进行排序。我是否将行添加到记录集?我可以使用Scripting.Dictionary进行排序吗?

我显然已经被.NET和Linq宠坏了,现在我发现自己回到了经典asp的土地上,意识到我必须在7年前就知道这一点,并且非常遗漏了仿制品。我觉得这是一个完整的n00b。

5 个答案:

答案 0 :(得分:14)

在这种情况下,我会得到大哥.net的帮助。可以在ASP应用程序中使用 System.Collections.Sortedlist ,并对您的键值对进行排序。

set list = server.createObject("System.Collections.Sortedlist")
with list
  .add "something", "YY"
  .add "something else", "XX"
end with

for i = 0 to list.count - 1
    response.write(list.getKey(i) & " = " & list.getByIndex(i))
next

顺便提一下,如果以下.net类也可用:

  • System.Collections.Queue
  • System.Collections.Stack
  • System.Collections.ArrayList
  • System.Collections.SortedList
  • System.Collections.Hashtable
  • System.IO.StringWriter
  • System.IO.MemoryStream;

另见:Marvels of COM .NET interop

答案 1 :(得分:3)

我会使用RecordSet方法。使用文本驱动程序。您需要更改连接字符串中的目录和select语句中的文件名。扩展属性“HDR = Yes”指定CSV中有一个标题行,我建议它可以更容易地编写psuedo SQL。

<%

Dim strConnection, conn, rs, strSQL

strConnection = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:\inetpub\wwwroot\;Extended Properties='text;HDR=Yes;FMT=Delimited';"

Set conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
conn.Open strConnection

Set rs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.recordset")
strSQL = "SELECT * FROM test.csv order by date desc"
rs.open strSQL, conn, 3,3

WHILE NOT rs.EOF
    Response.Write(rs("date") & "<br/>") 
    rs.MoveNext
WEND

rs.Close
Set rs = Nothing

conn.Close
Set conn = Nothing

%>

答案 2 :(得分:0)

对我来说也是很长的一段时间。 IIRC您没有开箱即用的选项。

如果我是你,我会将所有数据放入一个数组中,然后对数组进行排序。我在这里找到了一个QuickSort实现:http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/012799-3.shtml

答案 3 :(得分:0)

另请参阅“冒泡排序”,与那些经典的asp标签云配合使用。

http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/011001-1.shtml

答案 4 :(得分:0)

迟到的答案,但仍然有价值。

我正在处理小型馆藏,因此可以提供每次在正确的位置插入项目的方法,有效地重建每次添加的集合。

VBScript类如下:

'Simple collection manager class.
'Performs the opration of adding/setting a collection item.
'Encapulated off here in order to delegate responsibility away from the collection class.
Class clsCollectionManager
    Public Sub PopulateCollectionItem(collection, strKey, Value)
        If collection.Exists(strKey) Then
            If (VarType(Value) = vbObject) Then
                Set collection.Item(strKey) = Value
            Else
                collection.Item(strKey) = Value
            End If
        Else
            Call collection.Add(strKey, Value)
        End If
    End Sub

    'take a collection and a new element as input parameters, an spit out a brand new collection 
    'with the new item iserted into the correct location by order
    'This works on the assumption that the collection it is receiving is already ordered 
    '(which it should be if we always use this method to populate the item)

    'This mutates the passed collection, so we highlight this by marking it as byref 
    '(this is not strictly necessary as objects are passed by reference anyway)
    Public Sub AddCollectionItemInOrder(byref existingCollection, strNewKey, Value)
        Dim orderedCollection: Set orderedCollection = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
        Dim strExistingKey

        'If there is something already in our recordset then we need to add it in order.

        'There is no sorting available for a collection (or an array) in VBScript. Therefore we have to do it ourself.
        'First, iterate over eveything in our current collection. We have to assume that it is itself sorted.
        For Each strExistingKey In existingCollection

            'if the new item doesn't exist AND it occurs after the current item, then add the new item in now 
            '(before adding in the current item.)
            If (Not orderedCollection.Exists(strNewKey)) And (strExistingKey > strNewKey) Then
                Call PopulateCollectionItem(orderedCollection, strNewKey, Value)
            End If
            Call PopulateCollectionItem(orderedCollection, strExistingKey, existingCollection.item(strExistingKey))
        Next

        'Finally check to see if it still doesn't exist. 
        'It won't if the last place for it is at the very end, or the original collection was empty
        If (Not orderedCollection.Exists(strNewKey)) Then
            Call PopulateCollectionItem(orderedCollection, strNewKey, Value)
        End If

        Set existingCollection = orderedCollection
    End Sub
End Class