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'Windows API/Global Declarations for :Ex
' tremely Fast Case-Insensitive Unicode St
' ring Array Sorting Class (11-11-2009)
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' Array boundaries and data type limits
' are carefully managed in this class. The
' re-fore, advanced compiler optimizations
' can be set however you see fit, with one
' exception - this class will error if you
' set the Assume No Aliasing option. |
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 10/23/2009 2:21:55 AM: Mike Morrow
How about a working example? It is frequently difficult to get these naked pieces intergrated and working. A little example that creates some random string and then sorts them would go miles to help folks use this code. Surely sound good!
Mike
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10/26/2009 12:07:36 AM: Rde
Sorry, you will need to uncomment the enums at the top of the class.
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10/28/2009 11:46:13 AM: T.Jackson
VB6 is a bit like the devils advocate in a lot of people's view at the moment. This is of course not to say that all zips are zoodles and all zoodles are zonkers. I invite you to reconsider your choice of programming language.
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10/29/2009 4:19:36 AM: Rde
You can ignore my comment above, is now fixed.
This class is complete, no updates coming (baring bug reports)
Hope someone finds it useful.
Happy coding,
Rd :)
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10/29/2009 9:11:20 AM: Zhu JinYong
There're 95 words contained weird characters in Words.dat file. Those words may cause uncertain spell checking result.
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10/29/2009 10:23:13 PM: Rde
Hi Trent
Thanks for the concern. Everyone says goto VB.NET, but shouldn't it be C#?
But there is a lot to be said for open source dev environments?!
And Delphi can make use of managed code but still fully supports legacy code! (for now)
Translating existing VB code to .NET is a nightmare, even if to VB.NET is easiest?
So in short, I'm still reconsidering :)
Happy coding Trent,
Rd :)
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10/29/2009 10:26:25 PM: Rde
And did I forget to mention, isn't there some concern that the 'new' FORMS? tech has a limited life anyway.
Please respond as I would love some experienced insight into this one...
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11/3/2009 4:25:48 AM: Rde
Hi Zhu JinYong
I realise this words list is rather dodgy. It contains many invalid (rubbish) words. I would try to validate all the words if it was not so time consuming.
You can replace the file simply by overwriting the Words.dat file with your own list named Words.dat and the program will update the db with your list.
Anyway, I just included this file to demo the sorting routine.
Happy coding,
Rd :)
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11/3/2009 4:31:44 AM: Rde
Also thought I should clarify my comments above.
As a hobbyist programmer I cannot afford the time and expense to keep up with new technology - with no returns.
I would still be left behind if I tried - not enough time.
If working in the industry a couple more of years income justifies each investment.
I may move to .NET eventually though, I'm just not in any hurry.
Happy coding,
Rd :)
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11/3/2009 4:42:06 PM: William W
RDE I agree completely with your comment being a Hobbist programmer myself but before I moved on to VB.net I would move to java at least the java 'framework' can be downloaded by a dial-up user (for now) I have my eye on c# as my next toy but I still program in QuickBasic when it fancies me
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