Integer lists.

Here you will find examples to use list64.

Integer lists. The lists can be be filled either with the object IDs of the list panels (e.g. Product Pool) or 'manually'.

static List64 alloc(
  int classid,
  int selection_type = 0,
  int id_index = 1)

Get the object list of the panel which contains the objects of the desired classid. If no corresponding panel is found, 0 is returned. Otherwise the list will be filled with the desired IDs of the loaded objects. The result list must be deleted again using list64::release.

[ab v3.3 R3136] InDesign^® removes all list entries from invisible panels. It's a mess to refill the list again. But, if we have the data, we can use them. So list64::alloc still works for invisible panels too now.
ATTENTION : But take care! This will work for kAll and kEyeMarked only. Invisible lists still don't have a selection, so kSelected still returns an empty list!

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	List64		Created list of the 0
classid	int	-	Class ID of the panel
selection_type	int	kAll	kAll : All datasets of the panel kEyeMarked : Only the eye marked datasets of the panel kSelected : Selected panel entries only
id_index	int	1	Which IDs are to be fetched? 1 = ID, 2 = ID2, 3 = ID3

Preconditions

#include "internal/panels.h"

Create a list with the IDs of the marked products

#include "internal/panels.h"

List64 	li = list64::alloc ((kPanelProducts, kEyeMarked, 1);

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static List64 alloc()

Create a new empty list. The list must be deleted again using list64::release.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	List64		Created list or 0

Create a new empty list

List64 = list64::alloc ();
 	:
list64::release (li);

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static int release(List64 li)

Delete a created list again using list64::alloc

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		-
li	List64	-	List64 to be deleted

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static int length(List64 li)

Ascertain the number of elements of a list

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		Number of entries in the list
li	List64	-	List64

int len = list64::length (li);

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static int first(List64 li)

Get the first entry of a non-empty list

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		First value of the list
li	List64	-	List64 with at least one element

Postconditions

The current list pointer is now at the start of the list. Further values can be fetched using next or last.

The following example can be used for lists that have no 0-entry.

int main ()
{
    List64		li	= list64::alloc ();
    int			i;

    for (i=1; i<6; i++) list64::insert (li, 3*i);
    for (i=list64::first (li); i; i=list64::next (li))
    {
        showmessage ("%d", i);
    }
    list64::release (li);
}

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See Also

next
prev
last
get
get_pos

static int next(List64 li)

Get the next entry in a list.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		Next value of the list
li	List64	-	List64 with at least one element after the current list pointer

Preconditions

Current list pointer with first, get_pos or get set and not the last element in the list

Postconditions

Current list pointer will be re-located one position forwards

The following example can be used for lists that have no 0-entry.

int main ()
{
    List64		li	= list64::alloc ();
    int			i;

    for (i=1; i<6; i++) list64::insert (li, 3*i);
    for (i=list64::first (li); i; i=list64::next (li))
    {
        showmessage ("%d", i);
    }
    list64::release (li);

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See Also

first
prev
last
get
get_pos

static int prev(List64 li)

Get the previous entry in the list.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		Value of the preceding entry in the list
li	List64	-	List64 with at least one element after the current list pointer

Preconditions

Current list pointer with first, get_pos or get set and not the last element in the list

Postconditions

Current list pointer will be re-located one position backwards

The following example can be used for lists that have no 0-entry.

int main ()
{
    List64		li	= list64::alloc ();
    int			i;

    for (i=1; i<6; i++) list64::insert (li, 3*i);
    for (i=list64::last (li); i; i=list64::prev (li))
    {
        showmessage ("%d", i);
    }
    list64::release (li);
}

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See Also

first
next
last
get
get_pos

static int last(List64 li)

Get the last entry in a non-empty list

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		First value of the list Wert der Liste
li	List64	-	List64 with all least one element

Postconditions

The current list pointer is now located at the end of the list. Using prev or first further values can be fetched.

The following example can be used for lists that have no 0-entry.

int main ()
{
    List64		li	= list64::alloc ();
    int			i;

    for (i=1; i<6; i++) list64::insert (li, 3*i);
    for (i=list64::last (li); i; i=list64::prev (li))
    {
        showmessage ("%d", i);
    }
    list64::release (li);

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See Also

first
next
prev
get
get_pos

static int get_pos(
  List64 li,
  int val,
  int setPos = 0)

Search for the position of a value in the list. If the value is not found, the function returns -1. List64 positions are 0-based, meaning the first element has the position 0, the last the position-1.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		>= 0 : First occurrence of the value in the list -1 : Value not found
li	List64	-	List64 in which the value is to be searched for
val	int	-	This value is searched for
setPos	int	0	0 : Do not change list positions 1 : Set current list positions at place of finding

Postconditions

If the value was found in the list and if setPos is > 0, the current list position is at the place of finding.

pos	= list64::get_pos (li, val [, setPos]);

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See Also

get

static int get(
  List64 li,
  int pos,
  int doSelect= 0)

Get the i-te element of the list. List64 positions are 0-based, meaning the first element has the position 0, the last the position-1.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		Value of the list at the position i or -1
li	List64	-	List64 from which the element is to be fetched
pos	int	-	0-based list position
setPos	int	0	0 : Do not change list positions 1 : Set list position to pos

Postconditions

If setPos > 0, the current list position is set at i.

k	= list64::get (li, pos [, setPos]);

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See Also

get_pos

static int append(List64 li, int val)

Append elements to the list

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		1 action successful, 0 otherwise
li	List64	-	List64 to which the append to be made
val	int	-	Value to be appended

list64::append (li, k);

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See Also

insert
remove
remove_pos
clear

static int insert(
  List64 li,
  int val,
  int pos = -1)

Insert element in the list. List64 positions are 0-based, meaning the first element has the position 0, the last the position-1.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		1 Action successful, 0 otherwise
li	List64	-	List64 to which the append to be made
val	int	-	Value to be appended
pos	int	-	Insert point. 0 = list start, Value < 0 or >= length = append

list64::insert (li, 3, 0);

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append
remove
remove_pos
clear

static int remove(
  List64 li,
  int val,
  int rmAll = 1)

All occurrences of a value will be removed from the list. Since R1396 (26.6.2009) you can remove the first entry only by setting the new parameter rmAll to 0.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		1 action successful, 0 otherwise
li	List64	-	List64 to which the append is to be made
val	int	-	Value which is to be removed from the list
rmAll	int	-	Delete one or all entries of the given value 1 : remove all 0 : remove first (if)

The example illustrates the functioning of remove and remove_pos

int main ()
{
    int			i;
    List64		li = list64::alloc ();

    for (i=1; i< 6; i++) list64::append (li, i);
    list64::insert (li, 2);

    for (i=0; i< list64::length (li); i++)
    {
        // 123452
        showmessage ("1:%d", i+1, list64::get (li, i));
    }

    list64::remove_pos (li, 3);
    for (i=0; i< list64::length (li); i++)
    {
        // 12352
        showmessage ("2:%d", i+1, list64::get (li, i));
    }

    list64::remove (li, 2);
    for (i=0; i< list64::length (li); i++)
    {
        // 135
        showmessage ("3:%d", i+1, list64::get (li, i));
    }

    list64::release (li); 
}

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See Also

append
insert
remove_pos
clear

static int remove_pos(List64 li, int pos)

Remove a position from the list. List64 positions are 0-based, meaning the first element has the position 0, the last the position-1.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		1 action successful, 0 otherwise
li	List64	-	List64
pos	int	-	0-based delete position

The example illustrates the functioning of remove and remove_pos

int main ()
{
    int			i;
    List64		li = list64::alloc ();

    for (i=1; i< 6; i++) list64::append (li, i);
    list64::insert (li, 2);

    for (i=0; i< list64::length (li); i++)
    {
        // 123452
        showmessage ("1:%d", i+1, list64::get (li, i));
    }

    list64::remove_pos (li, 3);
    for (i=0; i< list64::length (li); i++)
    {
        // 12352
        showmessage ("2:%d", i+1, list64::get (li, i));
    }

    list64::remove (li, 2);
    for (i=0; i< list64::length (li); i++)
    {
        // 135
        showmessage ("3:%d", i+1, list64::get (li, i));
    }

    list64::release (li); 
}

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append
insert
remove
clear

static int clear(List64 li)

Remove all elements of the list

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		1 action successful, 0 otherwise
li	List64	-	Liste

list64::clear (li);

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append
insert
remove
remove_pos

static int reload(long classid, long reloadAll = 0)

Reload the data records of a panel list. To reload the complete list, set reloadAll to 1. If you want only to update the linkbuttons of the list(s), you can use the command placeholder::update_link_states.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		0 or ErrorCode
classid	int	-	Palettennummer specified by Werk II 0 - update all open panels
reloadAll	int	0	Reload complete list? 0 : No, only reload list entries 1 : Yes, reload the complete list

Reload the panel 'Product Poll'

err_code = list::reload (3);

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See Also

placeholder::update_link_states
placeholder::reload_panel

static int classid(List64 li)

ClassID of the list entries. Using this class will initialise the list (list64::alloc).

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		0 or ClassID.
li	List64	-	Lists the class ID of which is to be ascertained

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static int index(List64 li)

Which IDs are contained in the list. The list is updated with this value.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		0 : Undefined 1 : ID 2 : ID2 3 : ID3
li	List64	-	List64 the index type of which is to be ascertained

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static int complete(List64 li)

Does the list contain all the IDs of the panel, or only the selected entries?

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		0 : Only selected entries 1 : All entries of the panel
li	List64	-	List64

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static char* gettext(
  List64 li,
  long index,
  char* attribute,
  char* result)

Get the value of the list element. The requestable elements are dependent on the ClassID of the list.

If the list was created as to be a panel list (alloc with ClassID) only its class id, selection type and length are used. The results are taken from panel directly, not from the current list content.

If the list was created as to be a common list, the given attribute is ignored and the result is taken from the list.

Palette	ClassId	Name	Type
Perennials	kPanelFlowers	ID	int
		ID2	int
		ID3	int
		StringID, STRINGID and since v3.1 R1800 with postfix 1, 2, 3 for Multi-StringIDs	char*
		LatinName	char*
		GermanName	char*
		FamilyName	char*
	ImagePath	char*
Transmission planning	kPanelTV	ID	int
		ID2	int
		ID3	int
		StringID, STRINGID and since v3.1 R1800 with postfix 1, 2, 3 for Multi-StringIDs	char*
		Start	char*
		StartTime	char*
		StartDate	char*
		End	char*
		EndTime	char*
		EndDate	char*
		State	int
		ToDelete	int
		Sender	char*
		Title	char*
		Assessment	char*
		Module	char*
		Info1	char*
		Info2	char*
Info3	char*
Product Pool	kPanelProducts	ID	int
		ID2	int
		ID3	int
		StringID, STRINGID and since v3.1 R1800 with postfix 1, 2, 3 for Multi-StringIDs	char*
		Num	char*
		Name	char*
		Depth	int
		ClassID	int
		ImageID	int
		StatementID	int
		HasPlacement	int
		DocID	int
		Masterpage	char*
		Grid	char*
		GridElement	char*
		GridID	int
		GridElementID	int
	PageitemID, template of product	int
Elements	kPanelElements	ID	int
		ID2	int
		ID3	int
		StringID, STRINGID and since v3.1 R1800 with postfix 1, 2, 3 for Multi-StringIDs	char*
		ProductID	int
		ProductID2	int
		ProductID3	int
		Name	char*
		Value	char*
		Selfloader	char*
		ToDelete	int
	RelatedToID	int
Scribble	kPanelTVRecherche	ID	int
		ID2	int
		ID3	int
		StringID, STRINGID and since v3.1 R1800 with postfix 1, 2, 3 for Multi-StringIDs	char*
		Start	char*
		StartTime	char*
		StartDate	char*
		End	char*
		EndTime	char*
		EndDate	char*
		State	int
		ToDelete	int
		Sender	char*
		Title	char*
		Bewertung	char*
		Module	char*
		Info1	char*
		Info2	char*
		Info3	char*
	Selfloader	char*
Previews	kPanelPreviews	ID	int
		ID2	int
		ID3	int
		StringID, STRINGID and since v3.1 R1800 with postfix 1, 2, 3 for Multi-StringIDs	char*
		Key	int
		Key2	int
		Key3	int
		MyClassID	int
		ToDelete	int
		Width	int
		Height	int
		Resolution	int
		BitDepth	int
		Path	char*
		FileName	char*
		Format	char*
		Column1	char*
		Column2	char*
		Column3	char*
		Text	char*
		ImageAlign	int
		ImageSize	float
		ClipIndex	int
		ClipFlags	int
		ClipToFrame	int
		ClipTolerance	float
		ClipMinPathsize	float
		ClipInset	float
		AlphaIndex	int
		AlphaChannel	string
Export groups	kPanelExportgroups	ID	int
		ID2	int
		ID3	int
		StringID, STRINGID and since v3.1 R1800 with postfix 1, 2, 3 for Multi-StringIDs	char*
		Label	char*
		Sender	char*
		Selfloader	char*
		ToDelete	char*
		LabelID	int
	SenderID	int
Panel 'Templates'	kPanelPageitems	ID	int
		ID2	int
		ID3	int
		ToDelete	int
		Name	char*
		Type	char*
		Mandant	char*
		State	char*
		Description	char*
		Left	float
		Top	float
		Right	float
		Bottom	float
Publikationen	kPanelPublications	see Publications-Tags, at this point only the panel specific tags are sensfull of course. It' allowed to use parent. tags here.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	String or char*		(Depends on parameter result) Attribute value or empty. The result is a pointer to result. When result is of type char*, the pointer must have adequate allocated memory (char[100], alloc (100)).
li	List64	-	List64
index	int	-	0-based list index
attribute	String or char*	-	Attributname int and float values are converted into strings automatically. If yoiu want get int or float values, use getint resp getfloat instead of gettext.
result	String or char*	-	Reserved memory for the result.

Preconditions

#include "internal/panels.h"

The example shows the StringID for every product marked with the "eye".

int main ()
{
    char 	s1[512];
    List64 	prod 	= list64::alloc (3,1,1);
    int		i	= 0;

    for (i=0; i<list64::length (prod); i++)
    {
        list64::gettext (prod, i, "StringID", s1);

        showmessage (s1);
    }

    return 0;
}

Since

v4.0.5 R9955, 3. Feb 2016

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static int getint(
  List64 li,
  long index,
  char* attribute)

Get the value of a list element as an integer. The requestable elements are dependent on the ClassID of the list. If the attribute contains a text value, the result of the call is undefined.

If the list was created as to be a panel list (alloc with ClassID) only its class id, selection type and length are used. The results are taken from panel directly, not from the current list content.

If the list was created as to be a common list, the given attribute is ignored and the result is taken from the list.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		Attribute value
li	List64	-	List64
index	int	-	0-based list index
attribute	String or char*	-	name of attribute. You should only take values marked in the above list above list as to be int Other values may cause InDesign to crash!

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static float getfloat(
  List64 li,
  long index,
  char* attribute)

Get the value of a list element as a decimal. The requestable elements are dependent on the ClassID of the list. If the attribute contains a text value, the result of the call is undefined.

If the list was created as to be a panel list (alloc with ClassID) only its class id, selection type and length are used. The results are taken from panel directly, not from the current list content.

If the list was created as to be a common list, the given attribute is ignored and the result is taken from the list.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	float		Attribute value
li	List64	-	List64
index	int	-	0-based list index
attribute	String or char*	-	name of attribute. You should only take values marked in the above list above list as to be float Other values may cause InDesign to crash!

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static int open_tree(int panel, int depth)

Open all entries of a panel.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		0 or ErrorCode
panel	int	-	What list to open? kPanelProducts (=3) : Product Pool No more panels supported for now! To get the panelIDs, use the include #include "internal/panels.h".
depth	int	-	Maximum depth 0 : Close all entries -1 : Open entries one level -2 : Open entries like deepest level -3 : Open all entries -4 : Close all entries othwise : Open all entries up to this level. Already opened entries of lower levels are kept open.

Preconditions

#include "internal/panels.h"

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static int get_autoload(int classID = 3)

Is the "autoload"-Button of the requested panel activated or not? The function only supports the ProductPool panel (classID 3). Otherwise 1 is returned. Under InDesign^® Server the fucntion returns 1.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		1 : Yes, the button is activated (green), classIDs not equal 3, InDesign® Server 0 : No
classID	int	3	ClassID of requested panel. Only the product pool (classID 3) is supported for now.

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static int set_autoload(int classID = 3, int newState = 1)

Set the "autoload"-Button of the requested panel. The function only supports the Product Pool panel (classID 3). For all other panels and under InDesign^® Server the functions does nothing.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		Old state
classID	int	3	ClassID of requested panel. Only the product pool (classID 3) is supported for now.
newState	int	1	new state 0 : inactive (gray) 1 : active (green)

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static int sort(List64 li, int direction = 0)

Sort a list.

Name	Type	Default	Description
Return	int		0 or ErrorCode
li	List64	-	List64 to sort
direction	int	0	sort direction 0 : ascent 1 : descent

int main ()
{
    List64 	li = list64::alloc ();
    int 	i;

    list64::insert (li, 12);
    list64::insert (li, 20);
    list64::insert (li, 9);
    list64::insert (li, 3);
    list64::insert (li, 42);

    wlog ("", "sort ascent\n");
    list64::sort (li);
    for (i = 0; i < list64::length (li); i++) wlog ("", "%d\t%d\n", i+1, list64::get (li, i));
    wlog ("", "\n\n");

    wlog ("", "sort descent\n");
    list64::sort (li, 1);
    for (i = 0; i < list64::length (li); i++) wlog ("", "%d\t%d\n", i+1, list64::get (li, i));
    wlog ("", "\n\n");

    return 0;
}	

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The following example can be used for list which have no 0-entry.

int main ()
{
    List64		li	= list64::alloc ();
    int			i;

    for (i=1; i<6; i++) list64::insert (li, 3*i);

    for (i=list64::first (li); i; i=list64::next (li))
    {
        showmessage ("%d", i);
    }
    list64::release (li);
}

The following example too can be used for lists that have no 0-entry. Because the lists here are created as ID lists of the panel Product Pool, it is secured : The list plugins only contain entries the first ID of which is > 0.

int main ()
{
    List64		li, li2, li3;
    int			id, id2, id3;

    li 		= list64::alloc (1, 0, 1);// All IDs
    li2 	= list64::alloc (1, 0, 2);// All ID2s
    li3 	= list64::alloc (1, 0, 3);// All ID3s

    if (!li || !li2 || !li3)
    { 
        showmessage ("'Shrub not opened.");
        return 1;
    }

    id 		= list64::first (li);
    id2 	= list64::first (li2);
    id3 	= list64::first (li3);
    while (id)
    {
        showmessage ("ID=(%d, %d, %d", id, id2, id3);

        id 		= list64::next (li);
        id2 	= list64::next (li2);
        id3 	= list64::next (li3);
    }

    list64::release (li); 
    list64::release (li2); 
    list64::release (li3); 
}

The third example functions for user-defined lists

int main ()
{
    List64		li	= list64::alloc ();
    int			i;
    int			val;

    for (i = 1; i < 6; i++) list64::insert (li, 3*i);
    for (i = 0; i < list64::length (li); i++)
    {
        val = list64::get (li, i)
        showmessage ("%d", val);
    }
    list64::release (li);
}

The following example illustrates the functioning of remove and remove_pos

int main ()
{
    int			i;
    List64		li = list64::alloc ();

    for (i=1; i< 6; i++) list64::append (li, i);
    list64::insert (li, 2);

    for (i=0; i< list64::length (li); i++)
    {
        // 123452
        showmessage ("1:%d", i+1, list64::get (li, i));
    }

    list64::remove_pos (li, 3);
    for (i=0; i< list64::length (li); i++)
    {
        // 12352
        showmessage ("2:%d", i+1, list64::get (li, i));
    }

    list64::remove (li, 2);
    for (i=0; i< list64::length (li); i++)
    {
        // 135
        showmessage ("3:%d", i+1, list64::get (li, i));
    }

    list64::release (li); 
}

Playing with big data:

int main ()
{
    List64			li = list64::alloc ();
    int 			i;

    list64::insert (li, 6917529027641081856);
    list64::insert (li, 6917529027641081860);
    list64::insert (li, 234);
    list64::insert (li, 6917529027641081444);
    list64::insert (li, 9223372036854775807);

    wlog ("", "List step 1\n");
    for (i = list64::first (li); i; i = list64::next (li)) wlog ("", "step 1 : %d\n", i);
    wlog ("", "\n\n");
    wlog ("", "get_pos ('6917529027641081444') == %d\n", list64::get_pos (li, 6917529027641081444));

    list64::insert (li, 7777777777777777777);
    list64::insert (li, -8888888888888888888, 2);
    wlog ("", "List step 2\n");
    for (i = list64::first (li); i; i = list64::next (li)) wlog ("", "step 2 : %d\n", i);
    wlog ("", "\n\n");

    wlog ("", "List step 2 (reverse)\n");
    for (i = list64::last (li); i; i = list64::prev (li)) wlog ("", "step 2r : %d\n", i);
    wlog ("", "\n\n");

    list64::remove (li, 7777777777777777777);
    list64::remove_pos (li, 2);

    wlog ("", "List step 3\n");
    for (i = list64::first (li); i; i = list64::next (li)) wlog ("", "step 3 : %d\n", i);
    wlog ("", "\n\n");

    wlog ("", "\n\n");
    wlog ("", "sort ascent\n");
    list64::sort (li);
    for (i = 0; i < list64::length (li); i++) wlog ("", "%d\t%d\n", i+1, list64::get (li, i));
    wlog ("", "\n\n");

    wlog ("", "sort descent\n");
    list64::sort (li, 1);
    for (i = 0; i < list64::length (li); i++) wlog ("", "%d\t%d\n", i+1, list64::get (li, i));
    wlog ("", "\n\n");

    return 0;
}	

Author

Matthias Paul Seidel

Version

16.10.2024, 11:40 Uhr

Since

v4.0.5 R9955, 3. Feb 2016

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