I have to sort my Array "array" with specific key "likecount" with descending order. I have written below code and I am seeing no any change are being happened. It means sorting is not performing. I mentioned my console output below.
for (NSDictionary *wallText in wallvalue) {
NSString *wallNameValue = [wallText objectForKey:@"message"];
if(![[NSNull null] isEqual:wallNameValue] && [wallNameValue length])
{
[tableList addObject:wallNameValue];
NSLog(@" Count Like %@",[likeCount objectAtIndex:i]);
dict = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys: @"message", wallNameValue, @"likecount", [likeCount objectAtIndex:i], nil];
[array addObject:dict];
NSLog(wallNameValue);
}
i++;
}
NSSortDescriptor *descriptors=[[[NSSortDescriptor alloc]initWithKey:@"likecount" ascending:YES]autorelease];
NSArray *sortdescriptor=[NSArray arrayWithObject:descriptors];
NSArra开发者_开发知识库y *sortedarray=[array sortedArrayUsingDescriptors:sortdescriptor];
NSLog(@"source sorting id key is %@",sortedarray);
NSLog(@"source s@@@@@@ id key is %@",array);
Output of program
source id key is (
{
2 = likecount;
"This wall post is not from application. Direct from website." = message;
},
{
0 = likecount;
"New integration" = message;
},
{
1 = likecount;
"This is beta testing.. yes" = message;
},
{
2 = likecount;
"hello wall testing.." = message;
}
)
You've declared objects and keys in the wrong order. It should be,
dict = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys: wallNameValue, @"message", [likeCount objectAtIndex:i], @"likecount", nil];
That's the reason it's not sorting.
You have your keys and your values around the wrong way. @"likecount"
is the value, and the number is the key.
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