Check two array collection items

hi guys
how to check two array collection items so that if any change
in any of the item i can update the datagrid
i already had refresh problem
any idea
karthik.k

If the AC is made [Bindable] and if it is being used as a
dataProvider for the DG changes to the AC should be reflected
automatically in the DG.
If you are trying to feed two AC into a DG and really want to
or need to do something manually, you can have a handler for the
collectionChange event and do the work there.
See FB3 help sys (or LiveDocs online) on
changeCollection.

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AC1 bound to 1 list, AC2 is bound to another list both have different data in them but contain the same fields...

Hi SpaghettiCoder,
You can loop through all the elements of AC1 and AC2 and addItem to AC3. However below is the easiar method to follow:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" layout="absolute" creationComplete="combineArrayCollections()">
<mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
   import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
   private var ac1:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection([{label:"1",data:1},{label:"2",data:2},{label:"3",data:3},{label:"4",data :4}])
   private var ac2:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection([{label:"5",data:5},{label:"6",data:6},{label:"7",data:7},{label:"8",data :8}])
   private var combineArrayCollection:ArrayCollection;
   private function combineArrayCollections():void
    combineArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection((ac1.source as Array).concat((ac2.source as Array)));
]]>
</mx:Script>
</mx:Application>
If this post answers your question or helps, please kindly mark it as such.
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How to find and modify item in a nested array collection?

Hi,
would anybody know how to find and modify item in a nested
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private var ac:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection([
{id:1,name:"A",children:[{id:4,name:"AA",children:[{id:8,name:"AAA"}]},{id:5,name:"AB"}]} ,
{id:2,name:"B",children:[{id:6,name:"BA"},{id:7,name:"BB"}]},
{id:3,name:"C"}
Let's say I've got object {id:8, name:"X"} , how could I find
item in a collection with the correspoding id property, get handle
on it and update the name property of that object?
I'm trying to use this as a dataprovider for a tree populated
via CF and remoting....
Thanks a lot for help!

Thanks a lot for your help!
In the meantime I've come up with a recursive version of the
code.
This works and replaces the item on any level deep:
private function findInAC(ac:ArrayCollection):void{
var iMatchValue:uint=8;
for(var i:uint=0; i<ac.length; i++){
if(ac
.id == iMatchValue){
ac.name = "NEW NAME";
break;
if(ac
.children !=undefined){
findInAC( new ArrayCollection(ac.children));
However, if I use the array collection as a dataprovider for
a tree and change it, the tree doesn't update, unless I collapse
and reopen it.
Any ideas how to fix it ?

Adding property/field to an item inside array collection

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I'm newbie. But I'm spending a huge amout of time trying to figure out something that should be simple.
in short:
I wanted to add a new field/property to an item inside an arraycollection(ac).
I thought something like:
ac.souce[i].push(object:value)
would do (its inside a loop, since I have ac.length) but it didnt.
ITS IMPORTANT TO SAY THAT:
i think addItem, or addItemAt IS NOT THE CASE.
I want to add an new item INSIDE the array that is wrapped in ac.
in long:
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Ok i have to put everything on the same datagrid. So, first i've tried to ivoke a function like this that would use the getClientsByID and return a string with its name.
It didn't worked, maybe due to the syntax.
SO, i thought i had to put all those 2 tables into 1 array collection to use this as a 'formated' data provider for the datagrid.
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Thanks a lot
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Just borrow code from ListBase.as, don't actually use an instance of ListBase. That pattern should work for non-display classes as well.
Alex Harui
Flex SDK Developer
Adobe Systems Inc.
Blog: http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui

Removing Items From Array Collection

Hi. I have an array collection which is made up of items
defined in class PlayListEntry. I want to remove all the items that
have the value of property select set to false. This is what i have
come up with, it works fine, but only removes half the items at a
time. I think this is because when you remove and item with
removeitemat() it shifts the index of the items. How can i get
around this?
Code
private function removeitems():void{
for each (var ple:PlayListEntry in songCollection){
if (ple["select"] != true){
songCollection.removeItemAt(songCollection.getItemIndex(ple));
}

Here's a sample application I wrote that achieves what you're
looking for.
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"
layout="absolute">
<mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
[Bindable] private var medalsAC:ArrayCollection = new
ArrayCollection([
{Country:"USA", Gold:35, Silver:39, Bronze:29, select:true},
{Country:"China", Gold:32, Silver:17, Bronze:14,
select:true},
{Country:"Russia", Gold:27, Silver:27, Bronze:38,
select:true},
{Country:"USA2", Gold:35, Silver:39, Bronze:29,
select:false},
{Country:"China2", Gold:32, Silver:17, Bronze:14,
select:false},
{Country:"Russia2", Gold:27, Silver:27, Bronze:38,
select:false},
{Country:"USA3", Gold:35, Silver:39, Bronze:29,
select:true},
{Country:"China3", Gold:32, Silver:17, Bronze:14,
select:true},
{Country:"Russia3", Gold:27, Silver:27, Bronze:38,
select:true}
private function filterItems():void {
for(var i:Number = 0; i < medalsAC.length; i++){
if(medalsAC
.select == false){
// => Remove item
medalsAC.removeItemAt(i);
// => Refresh collection so it see's new change.
medalsAC.refresh();
// => Start at beginning and keep looking
i = 0;
]]>
</mx:Script>
<mx:Button x="10" y="10" label="Remove False Items"
click="filterItems()"/>
<mx:DataGrid left="10" right="10" top="35" bottom="10"
dataProvider="{medalsAC}">
<mx:columns>
<mx:DataGridColumn headerText="Country"
dataField="Country"/>
<mx:DataGridColumn headerText="Gold"
dataField="Gold"/>
<mx:DataGridColumn headerText="Silver"
dataField="Silver"/>
<mx:DataGridColumn headerText="Bronze"
dataField="Bronze"/>
<mx:DataGridColumn headerText="Select"
dataField="select"/>
</mx:columns>
</mx:DataGrid>
</mx:Application>

Filtering array collections

I am trying to filter an array collection.
It is a list of rooms. The rooms have a type, "Boardroom",
"Classroom" etc.
Also they have equipment properties which are set with a
boolean value.
ex. Screen = true, Whiteboard = false etc.
What I want to do is filter the array collection using
multiple conditions.
Scenario:
Choose room type from combo. --- this works great :)
Screen(Check if needed) ---- Here is where my problem lies,
When I check the box, the false results are filtered out great! But
if I uncheck the box, only the false results are shown. However,I
would like to show both true and false results for the screen
property. If it is unchecked it means the user is not interested in
screens thus the data doesn't need to be filtered for that
property.
I have tried various ways.
This is where I'm at so far
private function filterByRoomType():void{
allRooms.filterFunction = roomTypeFilter;
allRooms.refresh();
private function roomTypeFilter(item:Object):Boolean{
seatingText.text = "+"+seatingSlider.value;
if(roomTypeCombo.selectedItem=="All"){
return item.SeatingCap >= seatingSlider.value&&
item.Desks >= deskSlider.value&&
item.Beds >= bedSlider.value&&
item.Screen == screenCB.selected;
}else{
return item.RoomType ==
roomTypeCombo.selectedLabel&&
item.SeatingCap >= seatingSlider.value&&
item.Desks >= deskSlider.value&&
item.Beds >= bedSlider.value&&
item.Screen == screenCB.selected;
I have tried changing "item.Screen == screenCB.selected" to
"item.Screen == screenCB.selected||false;" but with no joy.
Once I get the screen checkbox working I would like to
increase the amount of checkBoxes(properties) the user can search
on.
This one has got me ripping my hair out, any help would be
muchly appreciated
thanks
bazjapan
Oh yes, This is a room object.
package dto
[Bindable]
public class Room
public var RoomID:int;
public var RoomName:String="";
public var RoomType:String="";
public var SeatingCap:int;
public var Desks:int;
public var Beds:int;
public var Screen:Boolean;
public var OHP:Boolean;
public var Sink:Boolean;
public var FlipChart:Boolean;
public var Hoist:Boolean;
public function Room(obj:Object = null)
if (obj != null)
this.RoomID = obj.RoomID;
this.RoomName = obj.RoomName;
this.RoomType = obj.RoomType;
this.SeatingCap = obj.SeatingCap;
this.Desks = obj.Desks;
this.Beds = obj.Beds;
this.Screen = obj.Screen;
this.OHP = obj.OHP;
this.Sink = obj.Sink;
this.FlipChart = obj.FlipChart;
this.Hoist = obj.Hoist;

That change won't make an iota of difference logically if
screenCB.selected = false. You're doing:
if (item.Screen == false || false)
What it looks like you want to say is
(screenCB.selected ? item.Screen == screenCB.selected : true)
HTH =)

Using An Array Collection Produced From XML In Conjunction With Shared Object

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:WindowedApplication
xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" layout="absolute" creationComplete="newsService.send(); initprofile1NewsAndSportSO()">
<mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent;
import mx.collections.*;
import flash.net.SharedObject;
Bindable]
private var newsAC:ArrayCollection;
private function newsResultHandler(event:ResultEvent):void{
newsAC=newsService.lastResult.newscategory.news;
public var profile1NewsAndSportSO:SharedObject;
private var profile1NewsAndSportaddLinksFullAC:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection([{label:
"BBC News"},{label:
"ITV"},{label:
"Sky News"}]);
private var profile1NewsAndSportaddLinksAC:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection([{label:
"BBC News"},{label:
"ITV"},{label:
"Sky News"}]);
private function profile1NewsAndSportReset():void{resetprofile1NewsAndSportAC();
profile1NewsAndSportAddLinksTilelist.dataProvider
= profile1NewsAndSportaddLinksAC;
profile1NewsAndSportLinkChoice.dataProvider =
new ArrayCollection([]); }
private function resetprofile1NewsAndSportAC():void{profile1NewsAndSportaddLinksAC.removeAll();
for each(var obj:Object in profile1NewsAndSportaddLinksFullAC){profile1NewsAndSportaddLinksAC.addItem(obj);
private function initprofile1NewsAndSportSO():void{profile1NewsAndSportSO = SharedObject.getLocal(
"profile1NewsAndSport");
if(profile1NewsAndSportSO.size > 0){
if(profile1NewsAndSportSO.data.profile1NewsAndSportaddList){
if(profile1NewsAndSportSO.data.profile1NewsAndSportaddList != "empty"){
var profile1NewsAndSportaddList:Array = profile1NewsAndSportSO.data.profile1NewsAndSportaddList.split(",");
var profile1NewsAndSporttempAC1:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection();
for each(var str:String in profile1NewsAndSportaddList){
for each(var obj1:Object in profile1NewsAndSportaddLinksAC){
if(str == obj1.label){profile1NewsAndSporttempAC1.addItem(obj1);
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var profile1NewsAndSportchoiceList:Array = profile1NewsAndSportSO.data.profile1NewsAndSportchoiceList.split(",");
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for each(var obj2:Object in profile1NewsAndSportaddLinksAC){
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else{profile1NewsAndSportReset();
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profile1NewsAndSportaddList += obj1.label +
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true" dragMoveEnabled="true" dropEnabled="true" height="129" width="
650" top="5" left="521" columnCount="5" rowHeight="145" columnWidth="
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true" dragMoveEnabled="true" dropEnabled="true" height="129" width="
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It might be easy to solve these issues if you post your form.
Post your form if it doesn't contain any confidential information.
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I would appreciate any help.
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on

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And this is not a Flex Builder question and should go in the
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Writing two arrays to a Excel Spreadsheet

Guru's
I am trying to take information from two arrays and write them to a spreadsheet. One array generates the headers information for the columns, the other array is a random number generator. The number of columns and rows are input from the front panel. The first column of the chart is time at some multiple (interval) input from the front panel
The problem I am having is timing the data out of the loop at the same time so they write together. One loop writes first and the other is left out. The data is going out to an excel spreadsheet. The data is correct for the headers and the columns, but won't write together.
I have only been using LabView for six weeks and have spent a good portion of this weekend working on this problem.
Attached are screen shots and the .vi of the problem. Explanations of each loop are writen in the block diagram.
Thank you for your time and help!!
Newbie2
Attachments:
writing to excel problem.doc ‏195 KB
Writing to excel problem.vi ‏27 KB

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Placing a text decoration over a path constant does not turn it into a valid path constant.
All your controls belong outside the loop, because it would be really bad if they could change during running of the loop. This is also less work, because LabVIEW does not need to re-inspect the control during each iteration.
Your while loop should be a FOR loop because the number of iteration can be calculated before the loop starts. This eliminates checking for termination.
You are not writing any excel files. You are just writing an ASCII table, but you possibly force excel to open it via a fake file extension. (this might be OK, but make sure to NEVER save it later as excel or the file structure would change dramatically).
"# of rows" and "# of machines" should be integers (blue).
Don't be afraid to brance a wire. You don't need any local variables if you do so.
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LabVIEW Champion . Do more with less code and in less time .

Sort algorithm: how can I sort two arrays according to one

I have two parallel arrays, similar to this:
var array1 = [4, 3, 1, 5, 2];
var array2 = ["four", "three", "one", "five", "two"];
I want to sort the first array, and have the second array follow the same sort as the first. Any advice for a good algorithm would be appreciated.
Rick Quatro

Hi Rick,
frameexpert wrote:
Technically, there was no correct answer because the problem could be solved in multiple ways,
I don't think you're right about not marking the question as correct just because there are multiple ways of solving it.
People search the forums for solutions and threads that are not marked as correct are somewhat relegated.
It wouldn't hurt to make bduffy232's day or even mark your own solution as correct which is more the less the same as the one on the link from KuddRoww and more the less the way I would have done it but see the difference in the results in the table at the bottom of this post.
I actually think that technically there can be multiple correct answers even though you can only one can be marked.
One other small point if you use the advance editor on the forum you can have you code formatted makes it much easier to read.
Anyway here's my half pence worth on the scripting front.
Your question was how to sort one array according to another, which I understand to mean that you want the originals arrays reordered
Yours and bduffy232's scripts do that properly the others don't. Jongware's first script is easy to fix up this problem by adding to the end of his script.
for (i = 0; i<Math.min(array1.length, array2.length); i++)
array1[i] = array3[i][0];
array2[i] = array3[i][1];
alert(array1+"\r"+array2)
Now in order of appearance
Jongware said:
.. I wonder why this does not work .. Perhaps my logic is flawed?
Hi Jongware
I tried your (2nd) script twice and on both occurrences it crashed my ESTK
From what I understand (not said with much confidence) the flaw in your logic is you are passing your arrays values to be sorted array1[?] and array2[?+1] to the sort function as 'a' and 'b' but and then refer to the array array1[a].
So let's examine a bit of the code
var array1 = [4, 3, 1, 5, 2];
array3.sort (function(a,b) {
var swap, diff = array1[a] - array1[b];
When run this is the equivalent of saying (for the first run of the sort loop)
diff = array1[4] - array1[3]
i.e.     diff = 2 - 5
i.e.     diff = -3
What you wanted to do was
diff = a - b
        = 4 -3
That's the way I see it.
Hi Marc
Change the first two lines of your first script to:
var array1 = [40, 7, 1, 5, 2];
var array2 = ["forty", "seven", "one", "five", "two"];
Then run the script
Now for my offering.
The fancy script
This script is not limited to a specific number of arrays.
after creating the arrays one creates an array of the arrays, specifies the number of the array that one wants to sort by and calls the function.
like this:
sortArraysInSync([a1,a2,a3,a4,a5], 1);
The arrays a1, a2, a3, ..... will get sorted according to the numeric or alphabetical order of the array specified in the 2nd parameter.
One could easily (I think) change the sort function to first sort by array x and then by array y etc.
// Advanced Sort Variable Numbers of Arrays in Sync Script by Trevor
// http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1062126?tstart=0
var   a1 = [2, 5, 10, 7, 100, 5, .5, 0]
        a2 = ['two', 'five', 'ten', 'seven', 'one hundred', 'five', 'one half', 'zero'],
        a3 = [ 'deux', 'cinq', 'dix', 'sept', 'cent', 'cinq', 'un demi', 'zéro' ],
        a4 = [ 'twee', 'vijf', 'tien', 'zeven', 'honderd', 'vijf', 'helft', 'nul' ],
        a5 = [ 'tsvey ', 'finef', 'tzien', 'zibn', 'eyn honderd', 'finef', 'eyn halb', 'nul' ];
alert("\tIndividual Arrays Before Sort\r"+a1+"\r"+a2+"\r"+a3+"\r"+a4+"\r"+a5);
sortArraysInSync([a1,a2,a3,a4,a5], 1);
alert("\tIndividual Arrays After Sort\r"+a1+"\r"+a2+"\r"+a3+"\r"+a4+"\r"+a5);
function sortArraysInSync (myArrays, s /* number or the array to sort by (starting from 1) */)
    arr = []; var l1 = ll1 = myArrays[0].length, i = ll2 = myArrays.length;
    s--;
    while(l1--)
            arr[l1]={}
            i = myArrays.length;
            while(i--) eval("arr["+l1+"].key"+i+" = myArrays[i][l1]");
    arr.sort(mySort);
    while (ll1--) for (i=0; i<myArrays.length;i++) eval ("myArrays[i][ll1] = arr[ll1].key"+i);
    alert("\tFunction Array After Sort\r"+myArrays.join("\r"))
function mySort(a, b)
        if (eval("isNumber(a.key"+s+") || isNumber(b.key"+s+")")) return eval("a.key"+s+"- b.key"+s+"");
        else if (eval("a.key"+s+".toLowerCase() > b.key"+s+".toLowerCase()")) return 1 else return -1;
function isNumber(n) {return !isNaN(parseFloat(n)) && isFinite(n)}; // isNumber function from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18082/validate-numbers-in-javascript-isnumeric/1830844#1830844
For the simple 2 array sort I would have done as I said much the same as your one:
// Simple Sort Arrays in Sync Script by Trevor
// http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1062126?tstart=0
var   a1 = ['two', 'five', 'ten', 'seven', 'one hundred', 'five', 'one half', 'zero'],
        a2 = [2, 5, 10, 7, 100, 5, .5, 0]
alert("Individual Arrays Before Sort\r"+a1+"\r"+a2);
sortArraysInSync(a1,a2);
alert("Individual Arrays After Sort\r"+a1+"\r"+a2);
function sortArraysInSync (x, y)
    var arr = [], l1 = l2 = Math.min(y.length, x.length);
    while (l1--) arr.push({name: x[l1], number: y[l1]});
    arr.sort(function(a, b) { return a.number - b.number; });
    while (l2--)
        x[l2] = arr[l2].name;
        y[l2] = arr[l2].number;
I did a speed test by putting 2 3000 item arrays into my, your dbuffies and Jongware script and timing them.
These were the results.
Test done with alerts removed with program set to real time priority and alerts removed.
These were the arrays and timing method
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sdate = new Date();
startTime = sdate.getTime();
sortArraysInSync([a1,a2],2); // each scipt to its own.
edate = new Date();
endTime = edate.getTime();
totalTime = (endTime-startTime)/1000;
alert("Individual Arrays After Sort\r"+totalTime+"\r"+a1+"\r"+a2);
Script
Seconds taken to sort 2 Arrays 3000 items each
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My 'fancy' script is slowed down considerably because of thoses evil evals. Does anyone have a solution for this?
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Trevor

Flash "Collection Item" metadata tag?

Hi!
While creating Flash components I am using metadata tags Inspectable and Collection. This two allow me to do everything I need, in most cases. But in Flash IDE using Component Definition panel you can define much more:
For me "Collection Item" support is much preferrable than [Inspectable(type="Object"...)], because white editing Collection I can specify enumerations and Booleans -- with Objects only text fields allowed. How can I specify it in my code? Is there any documentation about additional metadata tags supported in Flash IDE?

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If you google on Custom AS3 Metadata in Flash Pro quite a few links come up. Here is one: http://patrickmowrer.com/2010/03/03/compiling-custom-as3-metadata-flash-professional

Printing every possible pair combination of elements in two arrays??

Hi there,
I'm trying to implement the problem of printing every possible pair combination of elements in two arrays. The pattern I have in mind is very simple, I just don't know how to implement it. Here's an example:
g[3] = {'A', 'B', 'C'}
h[3] = {1, 2, 3}
...code...??
Expected Output:
A = 1
B = 2
C = 3
A = 1
B = 3
C = 2
A = 2
B = 1
C = 3
A = 2
B = 3
C = 1
A = 3
B = 1
C = 2
A = 3
B = 2
C = 1
The code should work for any array size, as long as both arrays are the same size. Anybody know how to code this??
Cheers,
Sean

not a big fan of Java recursion, unless tail recursion, otherwise you are bound to have out of stack error. Here is some generic permutation method I wrote a while back:
It is generic enough, should serve your purpose.
* The method returns all permutations of given objects. The input array is a two-dimensionary, with the 1st dimension being
* the number of buckets (or distributions), and the 2nd dimension contains all possible items for each of the buckets.
* When constructing the actual all permutations, the following logic is used:
* take the following example:
* 1    2    3
* a    d    f
* b    e    g
* c
* has 3 buckets (distributions): 1st one has 3 items, 2nd has 2 items and 3rd has 2 items as well.
* All possible permutaions are:
* a    d    f
* a    d    g
* a    e    f
* a    e    g
* b    d    f
* b    d    g
* b    e    f
* b    e    g
* c    d    f
* c    d    g
* c    e    f
* c    e    g
* You can see the pattern, every possiblity of 3rd bucket is repeated once, every possiblity of 2nd bucket is repeated twice,
* and that of 1st is 4. The number of repetition has a pattern to it, ie: the multiplication of permutation of all the
* args after the current one.
* Therefore: 1st bucket has 2*2 = 4 repetition, 2nd has 2*1 = 2 repetition while 3rd being the last one only has 1.
* The method returns another two-dimensional array, with the 1st dimension represent the number of permutations, and the 2nd
* dimension being the actual permutation.
* Note that this method does not purposely filter out duplicated items in each of given buckets in the items, therefore, if
* is any duplicates, then the output permutations will contain duplicates as well. If filtering is needed, use
* filterDuplicates(Obejct[][] items) first before calling this method.
public static Object[][] returnPermutation(Object[][] items)
     int numberOfPermutations = 1;
     int i;
     int repeatNum = 1;
     int m = 0;
     for(i=0;i<items.length;i++)
          numberOfPermutations = numberOfPermutations * items.length;
     int[] dimension = {numberOfPermutations, items.length};
     Object[][] out = (Object[][])Array.newInstance(items.getClass().getComponentType().getComponentType(), dimension);
     for(i=(items.length-1);i>=0;i--)
          m = 0;
          while(m<numberOfPermutations)
               for(int k=0;k<items[i].length;k++)
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                         out[m][i] = items[i][k];
                         m++;
          repeatNum = repeatNum*items[i].length;
     return out;
/* This method will filter out any duplicate object in each bucket of the items
public static Object[][] filterDuplicates(Object[][] items)
     int i;
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     HashSet filter = new HashSet();
     int[] dimension = {items.length, 0};
     Object[][] out = (Object[][])Array.newInstance(objectClassType, dimension);
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          filter.addAll(Arrays.asList(items[i]));
          out[i] = filter.toArray((Object[])Array.newInstance(objectClassType, filter.size()));
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