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Doveyy04
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Posted: 12th Nov 2012 15:18
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In my program there will be a few leaderboards or points tables really and I wondered what's the easiest way of doing this in my tier 1 program. Basically I want up to 26 ever changing variables printed using Createtext command in order from highest to lowest. Thanks for any help
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Ancient Lady
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Posted: 12th Nov 2012 17:04
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Are you asking for a complete design? Your request is somewhat vague.

This post has a good starting point for the basics of a leader board. You would want to do some mods to support the detail you want in your leader board.

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Doveyy04
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Posted: 12th Nov 2012 17:36
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Sorry if my post was a bit confusing, to try and put it simple.. Say I have 20 variables called driver1ptstotal, driver2ptstotal, driver3ptstotal etc up to 20, and each variable can have a different value, how can I get my program to list them in order highest first from top to bottom using Createtext,str to print each variable. All I can think of doing is checking whether one variable is higher then rest using if > then but this would be so long winded
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Posted: 12th Nov 2012 17:52
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It would easier to use an array of UDTs, where the UDT has two entities, one is the score and the other is the name. Then, whenever a score changes, you can do a simple sorting of the array, look up boolean sorting. Then you just display starting with the first element in your array until the end.

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JimHawkins
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Posted: 12th Nov 2012 18:29
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You really need to use an array or a list. Using simple variables like this makes it hard do sorts. As you say, it would pages of code, but just a few lines with an array.

You need to do a sort. Sorts can ONLY be done on arrays or lists, unless you have a trivial case of three or four elements.

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