I have a array of texts, such as this [building2, building1 , building3, building5, building4]
.
How do I sort this array by the last numeric character, so the sorted out array will be building1, building2, building3, building4, building5, building6
?
var array = ["building200", "building10", "building3", "building5", "building4"];
array.sort(function(a, b){
var char1 = a.substr(a.search(/\d+$/)); // get the last numbers
var char2 = b.substr(b.search(/\d+$/)); // get the last numbers
return parseInt(char1) - parseInt(char2); // sort by parsing to number
});
alert(array); // ["building3", "building4", "building5", "building10", "building200"]
a.search(/\\d/)
will return index of first digit encountered, and a.substr(that_index)
will cut string from there till the end.
Will also work if array has strings of uneven length like ["buildingsss2", "buildisng1", "building3", "building5", "builsding4"]
Hope that helps!
You can use the regular expression \\d+
to get all the consecutive numbers and then compare the two elements by substracting one from the other, like this
var data = [ 'building2', 'building10', 'building3', 'building5', 'building4' ];
data.sort(function(first, second) {
return /\d+/.exec(first)[0] - /\d+/.exec(second)[0];
});
console.log(data);
Output
[ 'building2', 'building3', 'building4', 'building5', 'building10' ]
Note: This is better than the other solutions posted till now, as this will work fine even if the numbers are greater than 9.
Use .sort() method
var a = ['building2', 'building1' , 'building3', 'building5', 'building4'];
console.log(a.sort());
Output
["building1", "building2", "building3", "building4", "building5"]
Is not needed a custom function
Array.sort
, using:
['building2', 'building1', 'building3', 'building5', 'building4'].
sort(function(a,b){
return +( /\d{1,}$/.exec(a) || [0] )[0] -
+( /\d{1,}$/.exec(a) || [0] )[0];
}
);
That way you can also sort on more then 10 buildings like in
['building1', 'building12', 'building302', 'building205', 'building400']
and include strings not ending with numeric values
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