BC Array Sort

Last updated: Monday 28 November 2011 11:10

UNIX name	Owner	Status	Version	Compatible with
bcarraysort	Brookins Consulting	stable	1.0.0	4.0+

The BC Array Sort operator extension which is compatible with eZ Publish 4.0+ and PHP 5.0+

PHP Array Sort Template Operators

This extension provides wrapper for PHP array sort functions:

sort(), rsort(), asort(), arsort(), ksort(), krsort(), natsort(), and natcasesort().

Also the optional sort_flags parameter is also implemented (as string).

Brookins Consulting is proud to announce the release of the array sort operator!

Distribution

Source code

You can obtain the source code for this extension on GitHub

https://github.com/brookinsconsulting/bcarraysort

Downloads

Alternatively you may obtain a copy of the latest packaged edition from the projects.ez.no downloads for this project.

Latest packaged downloads

This branch of the operator is eZ Publish 4.0+ and PHP5+ Compatible

Version 1.0.0

Documentation

A brief on the features offered by this eZ Publish extension.

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Example

ArraySortOperator
=================
 
Wrapper for PHP array sort functions:
 
sort([$flags])
rsort([$flags])
asort([$flags])
arsort([$flags])
ksort([$flags])
krsort([$flags])
 
natsort()
natcasesort()
 
Except for the last two operators, there is an optional argument of type string, which can be either 'regular', 'numeric', 'string', or 'locale_string'.
See also: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.array.php
 
Example:
{def $array = array('zero', 'one', 'two')}
{*
$array = Array(
        0 => 'zero',
        1 => 'one',
        2 => 'two',
)
*}
 
{def $sorted = $array|sort('string')}
{*
sort reorders keys:
$sorted = Array(
        0 => 'one',
        1 => 'two',
        2 => 'zero',
)
*}
 
{def $asorted = $array|asort('string')}
{*
asort preserves keys:
$asorted = Array(
        1 => 'one',
        2 => 'two',
        0 => 'zero',
)
*}