Re: Sorting Addresses
- From: tclcoder@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2007 04:26:21 -0700
On 31 Jul, 12:07, Michael <chun....@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
I have a list of address and want to sort them so can display them in
a GUI in order of house number:
{101 Hampton Road London} {103 Hampton Road London} {105 Hampton Road
London} {107 Hampton Road London} {109 Hampton Road London} {Flat 1
113 Hampton Road London} {Flat 2 113 Hampton Road London} {Flat 3 113
Hampton Road London} {Flat 4 113 Hampton Road London} {Flat 5 113
Hampton Road London} {Flat 6 113 Hampton Road London} {115 Hampton
Road London} {117 Hampton Road London} {119 Hampton Road London} {121
Hampton Road London} {67 Hampton Road London} {69 Hampton Road London}
{69A Hampton Road London} {71 Hampton Road London} {73 Hampton Road
London} {75 Hampton Road London} {77 Hampton Road London} {79 Hampton
Road London} {81 Hampton Road London} {83 Hampton Road London} {85
Hampton Road London} {87 Hampton Road London} {89 Hampton Road London}
{91 Hampton Road London} {93 Hampton Road London} {95 Hampton Road
London} {97 Hampton Road London} {99 Hampton Road London}
I've tried lsort with the option -integer but some of the address
start with ascii or has an ascii character in the house number (e.g
69A). Before I go and write my own algorithm, is there an existing
procedure/package that I can use?
Thanks
Michael
I think you're going to have to roll your own. You are probably best
off using the -command option to lsort.
Good luck,
Alan
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