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sorting in nsmutable array
I have 2 NSMutableArray array. I have to sort it. Is there any function defined in Objective-c for direct sort.
like
NSMutableArray *sortedarray_variable= (sorting method) array_variable;
Where sorting method returns sorted array.
Of course. NSArray provides several methods
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Picking a Random Object in an NSArray
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I have done some digging, and I don't believe this question has been answered yet (though I would imagine it would be simple).
I want to select a random string from an array. For example:
NSArray *strings = #[#"String1", #"String2", #"String3"];
NSString *randomString = // how to randomly select one of the three strings in the array?
You want arc4random_uniform():
NSString *randomString = strings[arc4random_uniform(strings.count)];
More info in this SO answer.
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I am having a hard time getting the correct query type in my NSArray search, I tried the following which failed because its not searching for the correct value
BOOL isCashTender = [_tenderRows containsObject: #"Cash"];
I want to search inside the NSArray where there is a type attribute that contains the value Cash
I don't care how many rows/objects are inside the array I simply need to know if there is at least one type attribute containing the value Cash in there
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What is the Java equivalent of Objective-C's NSDictionary?
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I am interested in creating the java equivalent of a Map data structure that looks as follows:
Map <Object ---> NSMutableArray of objects>
or
Map<Object,Array<Object>>
Can anyone provide guidance on what would be the best way of doing this in objective c as I am fairly new to the language.
Objective-c does not have typed collections. You just create NSMutableDictionary instance, and put NSMutableArray into the values.
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How to sort a NSArray alphabetically?
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How to do a natural sort on an NSArray?
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NSMutableArray looks like ("xxx_20", "xxx_18", "xxx_16", "xxx_19", "xxx_17")
I want to sort it into ("xxx_16", "xxx_17", "xxx_18", "xxx_19", "xxx_20")
I've tried to use selectors, but I can't even get proper syntax. Does anyone know how to do this properly?
Try this,
NSMutableArray *myarray = [ NSMutableArray arrayWithObjects:#"xxx_20", #"xxx_18", #"xxx_16", #"xxx_19", #"xxx_17", nil];
NSArray *sortedArray = [myarray sortedArrayUsingSelector:#selector(caseInsensitiveCompare:)];
NSLog(#"%#",sortedArray);
It worked fine at my end.
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How to slice an NSArray in Objective-C?
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I have a NSMutableArray and need objects [0:5] only. Is there a simple way to slice? Can I drop all objects after index? Can I copy a sub-array to another NSMutableArray?
Use the instance method - (NSArray *)subarrayWithRange:(NSRange)range.
For example:
NSArray* slicedArray = [wholeArray subarrayWithRange:NSMakeRange(0, 5)];
I see James Bedford already answered how to extract a range of indexes. To delete the objects in a range from an NSMutableArray, you can use [wholeArray removeObjectsInRange:...]. To delete all objects after a particular index, you can create an appropriate range as NSMakeRange(index, wholeArray.count - index).