Wow nice one
Btw, It’s like this Extension builder should represent their extensions
/Boban
Wow nice one
Btw, It’s like this Extension builder should represent their extensions
/Boban
Thanks for this very useful extension. In this extension sorting order is available in ascending and better if you implement also in descending order.
I didn’t add sorting option because you can reverse sorted list then you will have descending sorting.
Maybe I can add sorting option, but this will only increase extension size since you can already select the sorting option.
Can you add sort option for list in list structure?
Liste içinde liste tipi için destek ekleyebilirmisin? Mesela
Liste item1(isim1,isim2,isim3)
item2 (puan1,puan2,puan3)
item3(ekstrabilgi1,e2,e3)
gibi bir listeyi belli bir item e göre sıralasın mesela en yüksek puana sahip olan puan2 ise isim2 ve e2 yi birinci eleman olarak geri döndürsün gibi.
Göz atmam lazım. Aslında belki bunu mantık ve bloklarla yapabilirsin ancak tam emin değilim.
I need to take a look at it. Maybe actually you can do with logic and blocks, but I’m not sure.
I already do it with blocks but if i can do it with extension its make easier.
Bloklarla yaptım lakin eklenti olması daha çok işime gelir
Thanks again for this extension, I have got the solution, check blocks:
check this video if you want to learn step by step, but this is in Hindi Voice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyIdKCDrPeU
Thanks, (for like and for video) yeah as I said you can revert sorting with “Reverse” block.
Also you don’t need to create new variable for that. You can use Reverse block with Sort directly. Just connect purple block with purple block.
Thanks for reporting! I fixed it. For preventing the upcoming community download errors, I hosted the file on my website. (Don’t worry, it is a direct download link too )
I’m getting an odd issue. I’m sorting a list of names alphabetically using the SimpleSort method and names that have been entered without capitalization get sorted to the bottom of the list. Is there a way to sort it without taking capitalization into account?
As I sort items with Java’s own Sort method, it is case sensitive. I can add a method for that when Kodular IDE becomes online again.
You can lowercase your all list items as a workaround.
I added the TextBoxTools extension to set the box to capitalized words so that it should result in the names being formatted correctly. Hopefully, that solves the issue unless my users intentionally screw it up. Which, to be realistic, they probably will.
nice extention
Fantastic extension. I like it.
Hi. How to sort
to
Up to 9 I seems it is possible, But if number increases to double digit or more
the result is not as expected.
I tried for 21 Numbers in this way. The result is as following.
The result is coming like this
9. xxxx
8. xxxx
7. xxxx
6. xxxx
5. xxxx
4. xxxx
3. xxxx
21. xxxx
20. xxxx
2. xxxx
19. xxxx
18. xxxx
17. xxxx
16. xxxx
15. xxxx
14. xxxx
13. xxxx
12. xxxx
11. xxxx
10. xxxx
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