Below are my Structures and qsort declaration (to be arranged based on nID)
EDIT:
struct items{
int nID;
int nQuantity;
int nItems;
float fPrice;
char cItemName[21];
char cCategory[21];
char cItemDesc[31];
};
struct Register{
struct items List[20];
char cID[11];
char cPassword[11];
char cAddress[31];
char cContact[16];
char cName[21];
};
int main ()
{
/*These are the contents of List[]*/
Users[nInd].List[1].nID = 1;
strcpy(Users[nInd].List[1].cItemName, "iPhoneMAXMAX");
strcpy(Users[nInd].List[1].cCategory, "Gadgettronss");
strcpy(Users[nInd].List[1].cItemDesc, "This is an iphone");
Users[nInd].List[1].nQuantity = 1;
Users[nInd].List[1].fPrice = 100;
Users[nInd].List[0].nID = 50;
strcpy(Users[nInd].List[0].cItemName, "iPhone");
strcpy(Users[nInd].List[0].cCategory, "Gadgets");
strcpy(Users[nInd].List[0].cItemDesc, "This is an iphone");
Users[nInd].List[0].nQuantity = 20;
Users[nInd].List[0].fPrice = 50;
for (i = 0; i < 2; i++)
qsort (&Users[nInd].List[i], 2, sizeof (struct Register), sort);
for (i = 0; i < 2; i++)
printf ("%11d %20s\t %15s \t % 10.2f \t\t %2d\n",
Users[nInd].List[i].nID, Users[nInd].List[i].cItemName,
Users[nInd].List[i].cCategory, Users[nInd].List[i].fPrice,
Users[nInd].List[i].nQuantity);
/*rest of the code*/
}
Ideal Output:
Product ID Item Name Category Price Quantity
1 Iphone Gadgets 50.00 20
50 IphoneMAXMAX Gadgettronss 100.00 1
Actual Ouput:
50 IphoneMAXMAX Gadgettronss 100.00 1
1 Iphone Gadgets 50.00 20
However, my problem is that when I display the contents of List[] nothing changes.
This is my comparator function for qsort:
int sort (const void*p, const void*q)
{
const struct Register *ip = (struct Register*)p;
const struct Register *iq = (struct Register*)q;
if (ip->List[0].nID > iq->List[1].nID)
return 1;
else if (ip->List[0].nID < iq->List[1].nID)
return -1;
else
return 0;
}
If you want to sort the elements in the List
array using qsort
, then do eg
qsort(Users[nInd].List, NumberOfElementsInList, sizeof(struct items), CompareItems);
This will sort the NumberOfElementsInList
first struct items
elements in the array Users[nInd].List
.
Your comparison function receives pointers to the struct items
elements in the array:
int CompareItems(const void *a, const void *b)
{
const struct items *item_a = (const struct items *) a;
const struct items *item_b = (const struct items *) b;
if (item_a->nID > item_b->nID)
return 1;
else if (item_a->nID < item_b->nID)
return -1;
else
return 0;
}
If you want to "sort" only the two first elements in the Users[nInd].List
array then there's no need for the qsort
function, just compare the two elements directly and swap if needed:
if (Users[nInd].List[0].nID > Users[nInd].List[1].nID)
{
// Swap the items as index 0 and 1, thereby sorting them
struct items temp_item = Users[nInd].List[0];
Users[nInd].List[0] = Users[nInd].List[1];
Users[nInd].List[1] = temp_item;
}
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