getting the number of the current marked card

[xbury.cs at clearstream.com]

i wanted justly to avoid going through every card! 

So if I move card 2 to the last card of the stack, it is still card 2???

Seems unreal!

So after sorting cards, how do you know which is the 5 card in the list?
You are forced to either remember every card in an array index or
go next 5 times? This sounds ridiculous...

X

On 17.12.2004 13:09:50 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
>Bon jour Xavier,
>
>> Hallo Klaus!
>>
>> Depends on how you sort the cards but that's one cheap trick to
>> find them...
>> sort by id of each card
>> Sort by the marked of each card
>
>Sorry, no success, did not work :-(
>After sorting this way, the actual cd number will still be displayed...
>
>But i found a workaround:
>...
>go first marked cd
>repeat with i = 1 to the num of marked cds
>set the num of this cd to i
>go next marked cd
>end repeat
>go first marked cd
>...
>
>does exactlyly what i want and since i lock screen i think this will be
>fast
>enough even with lots of cards...
>
>> Now all cards are sorted by id, all marked cards together andthe
>> number of the current card will tell you which it is!
>>
>> easy does it!
>
>That's for sure :-)
>
>Thanks for your inspiration ;-)
>
>> cheers
>> Xavier
>
>Regards
>
>Klaus Major
>klaus at major-k.de
>http://www.major-k.de
>
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