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Frank
Delaglio, Ph.D.
Software Science Consultant
13840 Grey Colt Drive
North Potomac MD 20878 USA
Tel: 301 806-0867
Fax: 301 309-8717
E-mail: delaglio@nmrscience.com
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NMRWish Built-In TCL Functions
gdbSort: Sort the data in a GDB database table according to a given column (variable). OBSOLETE: replaced by the more flexible function gdbSortTab.
Usage:
gdbSort [<|>]varHandle [options]
Options:
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-proc |
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tclSortProc TCL sort evaluation procedure. |
-abs |
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Sort by Absolute Value. |
Notes:
1. Append a '>' prefix to the variable to sort that variable in ascending order.
2. Append a '<' prefix to the variable to sort that variable in descending order.
3. For custom sorting via the -proc option the TCL procedure should return -1, 0, or 1 when two entries are compared:
proc sortProc {v1 v2 d} ...
Where:
v1 is a the value from entry 1.
v2 is a the value from entry 2.
d specifies the sort direction as 1 or -1.
4. The gdbSort function has been replaced by the function gdbSortTab.
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