Jean,
At 07:09 AM 11/10/2003, you wrote:
So, instead of getting the first member of the group, I would like to get the
one with the greatest number of children (to get all the headers, it's not a
problem if some fields are blank in the table). Is this possible?
(This being in the context of grouping.)
Hm, interesting, and tricky. Since you would have to count the number of
children on the fly, I don't think this could be done in one pass. If you
used two passes, you could sort the elements by their number of children,
or flag them for later comparison (of static values), in the first pass,
and de-duplicate them in the second.
Or I bet you could use FXSL.... (Dimitre?) Strictly speaking that's not one
pass either, but that's why it's so powerful.
Which of these ways you want to do it depends largely on non-technical
factors, I'd say....
Cheers,
Wendell
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