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Are you referring to lag in response and computation time? If so the best thing you can do (from what I've heard) is get a new computer with a better processor.

Indeedy do

It works. IT ACTUALLY WORKS. HOLY COW. IVE BEEN WORKING FOR WEEKS TRYING TO GET THIS TO WORK. YOU ARE THE ANSWER TO MY PRAYERS THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you for that, ...

Unless I was using it incorrectly, this happened: Whenever I change the priority in any of the variables it still says it wants impatience on top, that's what one of the conditions were, so that the p ...

Ok, good, I should've said that in the first place haha! Ok here goes:

1. I get afflicted by an a malady (eg. asthma).
2. I add asthma to my list of maladies that I've deemed "afflictions". Afflic ...

#CLASS {VariableSorting}
#ALIAS SortByVal {
#var insort {}
#var postsort {}
#var topthree {}
#var insort %sort( %exec( "#loopdb % ...

Christ you're so helpful, this is insane.

Bump for justice!

So that's part of what I need, now I need an alias that sorts a string list (different from the priority list) according to how the priority list is organized.

Lets go back to the scores scenario ...

Whenever I execute the script, the new variable that I put everything into doesn't have any values, so it only comes up with the names of afflictions, not their priority values. Also how can I change ...

Man that's almost it, I only have two problems after that: 1 I still need the values of the priority dbvar put into a dbvar (#addkey afflictionPriority impatience 400 etc), and I need it in descending ...

Yes I suppose I need an explanation in greater detail! I couldn't find the "sorting databases" post but I'll keep looking.

If only zmud allowed multi-dimensional arrays and for-each loops my life ...

Ok so i've been having some real trouble lately, I have -no- idea how to code this and I really need this done because this is the biggest problem I'm having. %sort() in zmud doesn't do anything of wh ...