On 08/03/2018 04:26 PM, Brian Milby via use-livecode wrote:
"symmetric difference" will get you the first part (unique keys)
Nice. One-stop shopping.
You could shorten the compare loop by using "intersect" (to get common keys)
function getKeys pLeft, pRight
local tIntersect, tResult
intersect pLeft with pRight into tIntersect
repeat for each key tKey in tIntersect
if pLeft[tKey] is not pRight[tKey] then
delete variable pRight[tKey]
end if
end repeat
symmetric difference pLeft with pRight into tResult
return the keys of tResult
end getKeys
I think Richard was aiming for (if I can put words in his mouth here)
the set of just the elements with duplicate keys but different values.
Here's my take on that, returning an array with two subarrays:
function getKeys pLeft, pRight
local tIntersect, tResult
intersect pLeft with pRight into tIntersect
repeat for each key tKey in tIntersect
if pLeft[tKey] is pRight[tKey] then
delete variable pRight[tKey]
end if
end repeat
put tIntersect into tResult["left"]
intersect pRight with tIntersect into tResult["right"]
return tResult
end getKeys
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Mark Wieder
ahsoftw...@gmail.com
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