ted() do not return the order of
sorting.
Maybe I have to write some more code.
Ciao, leodp
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infos on how the list
was sorted
slave1.sort(key=_maybe_something_here_referring_to_master_)
slave2.sort(key=_maybe_something_here_referring_to_master_)
Then I should get:
master=[1,2,3,4]
slave1=['d','a','b','c']
slave2=[1,4,3,2]
Hope it is more clear now.
Thanks, leodp
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> >>> master_index.sort(key=master.__getitem__)
that was it!
Thanks Peter, leodp
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> >>> x=zip(master,slave1,slave2)
> >>> x.sort()
> >>> master,slave1,slave2=zip(*x)
> --Mark
So nice is Python.
Leo
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