So I have the following code
local distances = {2,3,1}
table.sort(distances)
Now I understand
>distance[1 ] –> 1
>Distance[2] –> 2
>Distance[3] –> 3
Now I need to save some information for my “distance”
Similar to the following Content
local distances = {{C1,2},{C2,3},{C3,1}}
It is now impossible to call sort- function, but I need to sort them.
Is it possible to achieve this goal?
>Distance[1] –> {} C3,1
>Distance[2] –> {} C2,2
>Distance[3] –> {} C1,3< /p>
Thank you:)
table.sort
Take the comparison function as its second parameter.
table.sort(distances, function (left, right)
return left[2]end)
Hi, I am very new to Lua, and I need to sort the array in Lua.
< p>So I have the following code
local distances = {2,3,1}
table.sort(distances)
Now I Understood
>Distance[1] –> 1
>Distance[2] –> 2
>Distance[3] –> 3
Now I need to My “distance” saves some information
similar to the following
local distances = {{C1,2},{C2,3},{C3,1}}
It is impossible to call sort-function now, but I need to sort them.
Is it possible to achieve this goal?
>Distance[1] –> {} C3,1
>Distance[2] –> {} C2,2
>Distance[3] –> {} C1,3< /p>
Thank you:)
table.sort
takes the comparison function as its second parameter.
table.sort(distances, function (left, right)
return left[2]end)