>> A = [1 2; 4 3; 3 5; 2 1; 1 3; 4 5]
A =
1 2
4 3
3 5
2 1
1 3
4 5
>> B = sortrows(A)
B =
1 2
1 3
2 1
3 5
4 3
4 5
How to sort B, if entries of A are in java.math.BigInteger?

1 Comment

Torsten
Torsten on 12 Oct 2022
uint64 as a MATLAB data type is not sufficient for your purpose ?

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import java.math.*
%load sample BigInteger Array (100x2)
for k=1:100
J(k,:)=[BigInteger(repmat(num2str(randi(1e14,1)),1,3)),BigInteger(repmat(num2str(randi(1e14,1)),1,3))];
end
%have to do sort manually, any sort algorithm will work but need to use
%compareTo() for BigIntegers
c=0;
while c~=size(J,1)-1
c=0;
for k=1:size(J,1)-1
if J(k,1).compareTo(J(k+1,1))<1
c=c+1;
else
temp=J(k+1);
J(k+1)=J(k);
J(k)=temp;
end
end
end

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@David Hill Thank you very much!
@David Hill May I request for the following
The above code sort perfectly fine w.r.t first coordinate.
But if first coordinate is the same, it is not sorting w.r.t second coordinate. Like it can be done with sortrows in the above-mentioned B.
import java.math.*
%load sample BigInteger Array (100x2)
for k=1:100
J(k,:)=[BigInteger(repmat(num2str(randi(1e14,1)),1,3)),BigInteger(repmat(num2str(randi(1e14,1)),1,3))];
end
%have to do sort manually, any sort algorithm will work but need to use
%compareTo() for BigIntegers
c=0;
while c~=size(J,1)-1
c=0;
for k=1:size(J,1)-1
if J(k,1).compareTo(J(k+1,1))==0&&J(k,2).compareTo(J(k+1,2))==1
temp=J(k+1);
J(k+1)=J(k);
J(k)=temp;
elseif J(k,1).compareTo(J(k+1,1))<1
c=c+1;
else
temp=J(k+1);
J(k+1)=J(k);
J(k)=temp;
end
end
end

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