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Hash table code - anyone ?!
Folks
I'm looking for a VBA implementation of a hash table. I'm looking for something that would encapsulate the logic in a class, with probably two methods (one for adding items and another for looking up). As surprising as it seems I have not managed to find something decent using google... but I'm probably not a search engine god... Any pointer / advice appreciated Regards --alexT |
Hash table code - anyone ?!
Hi AlexT,
I'm looking for a VBA implementation of a hash table. I'm looking for something that would encapsulate the logic in a class, with probably two methods (one for adding items and another for looking up). As surprising as it seems I have not managed to find something decent using google... but I'm probably not a search engine god... Any pointer / advice appreciated For classes like this, you can probably use VB6 code too, so a google search of "VB6 hash table class" (no quotes) brings up a few good hits. Other than that, why not just use the Dictionary object from the Microsoft Scripting Runtime library? Regards Stephen Bullen Microsoft MVP - Excel www.oaltd.co.uk |
Hash table code - anyone ?!
Stephen,
For classes like this, you can probably use VB6 code too, so a google search of "VB6 hash table class" (no quotes) brings up a few good hits. Good point - thanks ! Other than that, why not just use the Dictionary object from the Microsoft Scripting Runtime library? I'd rather like to have access to the source code to fine tune / debug. And is the is Microsoft Scripting Runtime library bundled with all plateforms runing XL2000, which is my minimum requirement ?! Regards --alexT |
Hash table code - anyone ?!
Hi AlexT,
I'd rather like to have access to the source code to fine tune / debug. Sure And is the is Microsoft Scripting Runtime library bundled with all plateforms runing XL2000, which is my minimum requirement ?! I believe so, but can't absolutely guarantee it. I have yet to see a configuration without it. Regards Stephen Bullen Microsoft MVP - Excel www.oaltd.co.uk |
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