sort two completly different type of array with one common properties

-3

Hi I have two array with different properties and only properties has common sort_order and I want to merge this two array and want to sort this two array by sort_order.

Here is the code:

var array1:[AnyObject] = [{

    "name":"obj1Array1"

    "sort_order": 4

    "type":"G"

},{

    "name":"obj2Array1"

    "sort_order": 1

    "type":"G"

},{

    "name":"obj31Array1"

    "sort_order": 5

    "type":"G"

}]



var array2:[AnyObject] = [{

    "Group":"M"

    "sort_order": 3

    "type":"G"

},{

    "Group":"C"

    "sort_order": 2

    "type":"G"

},{

    "Group":"D"

    "sort_order": 6

    "type":"G"

}]

edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:23

kit

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asked Nov 26 '18 at 10:18

Nirav Hathi

4351518

if you merge them both, how will you know which is an object of array1 and which is that of array2 when you use it? or is it like this: name from array1 is the same as group from array2?

– Rakesha Shastri
Nov 26 '18 at 10:21

because I already created model classes for this objects

– Nirav Hathi
Nov 26 '18 at 10:24

For objects to be in the same array, they all have to be of the same type. So, if they are of the same type, say Any, how would you know which object is of which type when you want to access them from the said array.

– Rakesha Shastri
Nov 26 '18 at 10:25

you should be able to achieve that using protocol

– kathayatnk
Nov 26 '18 at 10:34

add a comment |

-3

Hi I have two array with different properties and only properties has common sort_order and I want to merge this two array and want to sort this two array by sort_order.

Here is the code:

var array1:[AnyObject] = [{

    "name":"obj1Array1"

    "sort_order": 4

    "type":"G"

},{

    "name":"obj2Array1"

    "sort_order": 1

    "type":"G"

},{

    "name":"obj31Array1"

    "sort_order": 5

    "type":"G"

}]



var array2:[AnyObject] = [{

    "Group":"M"

    "sort_order": 3

    "type":"G"

},{

    "Group":"C"

    "sort_order": 2

    "type":"G"

},{

    "Group":"D"

    "sort_order": 6

    "type":"G"

}]

edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:23

kit

1,10631017

asked Nov 26 '18 at 10:18

Nirav Hathi

4351518

if you merge them both, how will you know which is an object of array1 and which is that of array2 when you use it? or is it like this: name from array1 is the same as group from array2?

– Rakesha Shastri
Nov 26 '18 at 10:21

because I already created model classes for this objects

– Nirav Hathi
Nov 26 '18 at 10:24

For objects to be in the same array, they all have to be of the same type. So, if they are of the same type, say Any, how would you know which object is of which type when you want to access them from the said array.

– Rakesha Shastri
Nov 26 '18 at 10:25

you should be able to achieve that using protocol

– kathayatnk
Nov 26 '18 at 10:34

add a comment |

-3

Hi I have two array with different properties and only properties has common sort_order and I want to merge this two array and want to sort this two array by sort_order.

Here is the code:

var array1:[AnyObject] = [{

    "name":"obj1Array1"

    "sort_order": 4

    "type":"G"

},{

    "name":"obj2Array1"

    "sort_order": 1

    "type":"G"

},{

    "name":"obj31Array1"

    "sort_order": 5

    "type":"G"

}]



var array2:[AnyObject] = [{

    "Group":"M"

    "sort_order": 3

    "type":"G"

},{

    "Group":"C"

    "sort_order": 2

    "type":"G"

},{

    "Group":"D"

    "sort_order": 6

    "type":"G"

}]

edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:23

kit

1,10631017

asked Nov 26 '18 at 10:18

Nirav Hathi

4351518

Hi I have two array with different properties and only properties has common sort_order and I want to merge this two array and want to sort this two array by sort_order.

Here is the code:

var array1:[AnyObject] = [{

    "name":"obj1Array1"

    "sort_order": 4

    "type":"G"

},{

    "name":"obj2Array1"

    "sort_order": 1

    "type":"G"

},{

    "name":"obj31Array1"

    "sort_order": 5

    "type":"G"

}]



var array2:[AnyObject] = [{

    "Group":"M"

    "sort_order": 3

    "type":"G"

},{

    "Group":"C"

    "sort_order": 2

    "type":"G"

},{

    "Group":"D"

    "sort_order": 6

    "type":"G"

}]

arrays swift

edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:23

kit

1,10631017

asked Nov 26 '18 at 10:18

Nirav Hathi

4351518

edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:23

kit

1,10631017

asked Nov 26 '18 at 10:18

Nirav Hathi

4351518

edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:23

kit

1,10631017

edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:23

kit

1,10631017

edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:23

kit

1,10631017

asked Nov 26 '18 at 10:18

Nirav Hathi

4351518

asked Nov 26 '18 at 10:18

Nirav Hathi

4351518

asked Nov 26 '18 at 10:18

Nirav Hathi

4351518

if you merge them both, how will you know which is an object of array1 and which is that of array2 when you use it? or is it like this: name from array1 is the same as group from array2?

– Rakesha Shastri
Nov 26 '18 at 10:21

because I already created model classes for this objects

– Nirav Hathi
Nov 26 '18 at 10:24

For objects to be in the same array, they all have to be of the same type. So, if they are of the same type, say Any, how would you know which object is of which type when you want to access them from the said array.

– Rakesha Shastri
Nov 26 '18 at 10:25

you should be able to achieve that using protocol

– kathayatnk
Nov 26 '18 at 10:34

add a comment |

if you merge them both, how will you know which is an object of array1 and which is that of array2 when you use it? or is it like this: name from array1 is the same as group from array2?

– Rakesha Shastri
Nov 26 '18 at 10:21

because I already created model classes for this objects

– Nirav Hathi
Nov 26 '18 at 10:24

For objects to be in the same array, they all have to be of the same type. So, if they are of the same type, say Any, how would you know which object is of which type when you want to access them from the said array.

– Rakesha Shastri
Nov 26 '18 at 10:25

you should be able to achieve that using protocol

– kathayatnk
Nov 26 '18 at 10:34

if you merge them both, how will you know which is an object of array1 and which is that of array2 when you use it? or is it like this: name from array1 is the same as group from array2?

– Rakesha Shastri
Nov 26 '18 at 10:21

because I already created model classes for this objects

– Nirav Hathi
Nov 26 '18 at 10:24

For objects to be in the same array, they all have to be of the same type. So, if they are of the same type, say Any, how would you know which object is of which type when you want to access them from the said array.

– Rakesha Shastri
Nov 26 '18 at 10:25

you should be able to achieve that using protocol

– kathayatnk
Nov 26 '18 at 10:34

add a comment |

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Ah, I guess, in good old Objective-C days, we could have used a sort predicate.
Well, those days are behind us and protocols are ministers in new Swift government.

Lets see what protocols can do in this case.

You could define a protocol that has sort_order as a property.
This protocol needs to be conformed by both your object types (A and B in below code. Also, made them Codable for yet more protocol magic).

Then you can create a merged array of type Ordered, and use sort function on that array.

protocol Ordered {

    var sort_order:Int{get}

}



struct A:Codable, Ordered {

    let name:String

    let sort_order:Int

    let type:String

}



struct B:Codable, Ordered {

    let Group:String

    let sort_order:Int

    let type:String

}



var array1:[A] = 

var array2:[B] = 



var mergedArray:[Ordered] = array1

for item in array2 {

    mergedArray.append(item)

}



mergedArray.sort { (A, B) -> Bool in

    return A.sort_order < B.sort_order

}

edited Nov 26 '18 at 10:44

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:35

Puneet Sharma

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Use this

    var array1 : [[String : Any]] = [[  "name" : "obj1Array1", "sort_order" : 4, "type":"G" ],

                  [ "name":"obj2Array1","sort_order": 1,"type":"G"],

                  ["name":"obj31Array1","sort_order": 5,"type":"G"]]



    var array2 : [[String : Any]] = [[ "Group":"M", "sort_order": 3,"type":"G"],

                  ["Group":"C", "sort_order": 2,"type":"G"],

                  ["Group":"D","sort_order": 6,"type":"G"]]







    let newArr = [array1, array2].flatMap({$0}).sorted(by: { ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int) })

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:34

dahiya_boy

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Here how you can do it using swift 4-

 var array1: [[String: Any]] = [

        ["name": "obj1Array1", "sort_order": 4, "type": "G"],

        ["name": "obj2Array1", "sort_order": 1, "type": "G"],

        ["name": "obj3Array1", "sort_order": 5, "type": "G"]

    ]



    var array2: [[String: Any]] = [

        ["Group": "M", "sort_order": 3, "type": "G"],

        ["Group": "C", "sort_order": 2, "type": "G"],

        ["Group": "D", "sort_order": 6, "type": "G"]

    ]



    let mergedArray = array1 + array2



    let sortedAndMerged = mergedArray.sorted{ ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int) }



    print(sortedAndMerged)



// prints [["type": "G", "name": "obj2Array1", "sort_order": 1], ["Group": "C", "sort_order": 2, "type": "G"], ["Group": "M", "sort_order": 3, "type": "G"], ["type": "G", "name": "obj1Array1", "sort_order": 4], ["type": "G", "name": "obj3Array1", "sort_order": 5], ["Group": "D", "sort_order": 6, "type": "G"]]

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:36

Niv

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You can try like this

    let array1: [[String:Any]] = [ [

            "name":"obj1Array1",

            "sort_order": 4,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "name":"obj2Array1",

            "sort_order":1,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "name":"obj31Array1",

            "sort_order":5,

            "type":"G"



        ]]

    let array2: [[String:Any]] = [ [

            "Group":"M",

            "sort_order": 3,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "Group":"C",

            "sort_order": 2,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "Group":"D",

            "sort_order": 6,

            "type":"G"

        ]

    ]



    var new = array1 + array2

    new = new.sorted{

        ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int)



        }



    print(new)

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:38

Mahesh M

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Ah, I guess, in good old Objective-C days, we could have used a sort predicate.
Well, those days are behind us and protocols are ministers in new Swift government.

protocol Ordered {

    var sort_order:Int{get}

}



struct A:Codable, Ordered {

    let name:String

    let sort_order:Int

    let type:String

}



struct B:Codable, Ordered {

    let Group:String

    let sort_order:Int

    let type:String

}



var array1:[A] = 

var array2:[B] = 



var mergedArray:[Ordered] = array1

for item in array2 {

    mergedArray.append(item)

}



mergedArray.sort { (A, B) -> Bool in

    return A.sort_order < B.sort_order

}

edited Nov 26 '18 at 10:44

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:35

Puneet Sharma

7,86011928

add a comment |

Ah, I guess, in good old Objective-C days, we could have used a sort predicate.
Well, those days are behind us and protocols are ministers in new Swift government.

protocol Ordered {

    var sort_order:Int{get}

}



struct A:Codable, Ordered {

    let name:String

    let sort_order:Int

    let type:String

}



struct B:Codable, Ordered {

    let Group:String

    let sort_order:Int

    let type:String

}



var array1:[A] = 

var array2:[B] = 



var mergedArray:[Ordered] = array1

for item in array2 {

    mergedArray.append(item)

}



mergedArray.sort { (A, B) -> Bool in

    return A.sort_order < B.sort_order

}

edited Nov 26 '18 at 10:44

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:35

Puneet Sharma

7,86011928

add a comment |

Ah, I guess, in good old Objective-C days, we could have used a sort predicate.
Well, those days are behind us and protocols are ministers in new Swift government.

protocol Ordered {

    var sort_order:Int{get}

}



struct A:Codable, Ordered {

    let name:String

    let sort_order:Int

    let type:String

}



struct B:Codable, Ordered {

    let Group:String

    let sort_order:Int

    let type:String

}



var array1:[A] = 

var array2:[B] = 



var mergedArray:[Ordered] = array1

for item in array2 {

    mergedArray.append(item)

}



mergedArray.sort { (A, B) -> Bool in

    return A.sort_order < B.sort_order

}

edited Nov 26 '18 at 10:44

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:35

Puneet Sharma

7,86011928

Ah, I guess, in good old Objective-C days, we could have used a sort predicate.
Well, those days are behind us and protocols are ministers in new Swift government.

protocol Ordered {

    var sort_order:Int{get}

}



struct A:Codable, Ordered {

    let name:String

    let sort_order:Int

    let type:String

}



struct B:Codable, Ordered {

    let Group:String

    let sort_order:Int

    let type:String

}



var array1:[A] = 

var array2:[B] = 



var mergedArray:[Ordered] = array1

for item in array2 {

    mergedArray.append(item)

}



mergedArray.sort { (A, B) -> Bool in

    return A.sort_order < B.sort_order

}

edited Nov 26 '18 at 10:44

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:35

Puneet Sharma

7,86011928

edited Nov 26 '18 at 10:44

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:35

Puneet Sharma

7,86011928

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:35

Puneet Sharma

7,86011928

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:35

Puneet Sharma

7,86011928

add a comment |

Use this

    var array1 : [[String : Any]] = [[  "name" : "obj1Array1", "sort_order" : 4, "type":"G" ],

                  [ "name":"obj2Array1","sort_order": 1,"type":"G"],

                  ["name":"obj31Array1","sort_order": 5,"type":"G"]]



    var array2 : [[String : Any]] = [[ "Group":"M", "sort_order": 3,"type":"G"],

                  ["Group":"C", "sort_order": 2,"type":"G"],

                  ["Group":"D","sort_order": 6,"type":"G"]]







    let newArr = [array1, array2].flatMap({$0}).sorted(by: { ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int) })

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:34

dahiya_boy

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Use this

    var array1 : [[String : Any]] = [[  "name" : "obj1Array1", "sort_order" : 4, "type":"G" ],

                  [ "name":"obj2Array1","sort_order": 1,"type":"G"],

                  ["name":"obj31Array1","sort_order": 5,"type":"G"]]



    var array2 : [[String : Any]] = [[ "Group":"M", "sort_order": 3,"type":"G"],

                  ["Group":"C", "sort_order": 2,"type":"G"],

                  ["Group":"D","sort_order": 6,"type":"G"]]







    let newArr = [array1, array2].flatMap({$0}).sorted(by: { ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int) })

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:34

dahiya_boy

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Use this

    var array1 : [[String : Any]] = [[  "name" : "obj1Array1", "sort_order" : 4, "type":"G" ],

                  [ "name":"obj2Array1","sort_order": 1,"type":"G"],

                  ["name":"obj31Array1","sort_order": 5,"type":"G"]]



    var array2 : [[String : Any]] = [[ "Group":"M", "sort_order": 3,"type":"G"],

                  ["Group":"C", "sort_order": 2,"type":"G"],

                  ["Group":"D","sort_order": 6,"type":"G"]]







    let newArr = [array1, array2].flatMap({$0}).sorted(by: { ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int) })

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:34

dahiya_boy

5,54511031

Use this

    var array1 : [[String : Any]] = [[  "name" : "obj1Array1", "sort_order" : 4, "type":"G" ],

                  [ "name":"obj2Array1","sort_order": 1,"type":"G"],

                  ["name":"obj31Array1","sort_order": 5,"type":"G"]]



    var array2 : [[String : Any]] = [[ "Group":"M", "sort_order": 3,"type":"G"],

                  ["Group":"C", "sort_order": 2,"type":"G"],

                  ["Group":"D","sort_order": 6,"type":"G"]]







    let newArr = [array1, array2].flatMap({$0}).sorted(by: { ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int) })

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:34

dahiya_boy

5,54511031

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:34

dahiya_boy

5,54511031

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:34

dahiya_boy

5,54511031

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:34

dahiya_boy

5,54511031

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Here how you can do it using swift 4-

 var array1: [[String: Any]] = [

        ["name": "obj1Array1", "sort_order": 4, "type": "G"],

        ["name": "obj2Array1", "sort_order": 1, "type": "G"],

        ["name": "obj3Array1", "sort_order": 5, "type": "G"]

    ]



    var array2: [[String: Any]] = [

        ["Group": "M", "sort_order": 3, "type": "G"],

        ["Group": "C", "sort_order": 2, "type": "G"],

        ["Group": "D", "sort_order": 6, "type": "G"]

    ]



    let mergedArray = array1 + array2



    let sortedAndMerged = mergedArray.sorted{ ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int) }



    print(sortedAndMerged)



// prints [["type": "G", "name": "obj2Array1", "sort_order": 1], ["Group": "C", "sort_order": 2, "type": "G"], ["Group": "M", "sort_order": 3, "type": "G"], ["type": "G", "name": "obj1Array1", "sort_order": 4], ["type": "G", "name": "obj3Array1", "sort_order": 5], ["Group": "D", "sort_order": 6, "type": "G"]]

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:36

Niv

317211

add a comment |

Here how you can do it using swift 4-

 var array1: [[String: Any]] = [

        ["name": "obj1Array1", "sort_order": 4, "type": "G"],

        ["name": "obj2Array1", "sort_order": 1, "type": "G"],

        ["name": "obj3Array1", "sort_order": 5, "type": "G"]

    ]



    var array2: [[String: Any]] = [

        ["Group": "M", "sort_order": 3, "type": "G"],

        ["Group": "C", "sort_order": 2, "type": "G"],

        ["Group": "D", "sort_order": 6, "type": "G"]

    ]



    let mergedArray = array1 + array2



    let sortedAndMerged = mergedArray.sorted{ ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int) }



    print(sortedAndMerged)



// prints [["type": "G", "name": "obj2Array1", "sort_order": 1], ["Group": "C", "sort_order": 2, "type": "G"], ["Group": "M", "sort_order": 3, "type": "G"], ["type": "G", "name": "obj1Array1", "sort_order": 4], ["type": "G", "name": "obj3Array1", "sort_order": 5], ["Group": "D", "sort_order": 6, "type": "G"]]

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:36

Niv

317211

add a comment |

Here how you can do it using swift 4-

 var array1: [[String: Any]] = [

        ["name": "obj1Array1", "sort_order": 4, "type": "G"],

        ["name": "obj2Array1", "sort_order": 1, "type": "G"],

        ["name": "obj3Array1", "sort_order": 5, "type": "G"]

    ]



    var array2: [[String: Any]] = [

        ["Group": "M", "sort_order": 3, "type": "G"],

        ["Group": "C", "sort_order": 2, "type": "G"],

        ["Group": "D", "sort_order": 6, "type": "G"]

    ]



    let mergedArray = array1 + array2



    let sortedAndMerged = mergedArray.sorted{ ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int) }



    print(sortedAndMerged)



// prints [["type": "G", "name": "obj2Array1", "sort_order": 1], ["Group": "C", "sort_order": 2, "type": "G"], ["Group": "M", "sort_order": 3, "type": "G"], ["type": "G", "name": "obj1Array1", "sort_order": 4], ["type": "G", "name": "obj3Array1", "sort_order": 5], ["Group": "D", "sort_order": 6, "type": "G"]]

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:36

Niv

317211

Here how you can do it using swift 4-

 var array1: [[String: Any]] = [

        ["name": "obj1Array1", "sort_order": 4, "type": "G"],

        ["name": "obj2Array1", "sort_order": 1, "type": "G"],

        ["name": "obj3Array1", "sort_order": 5, "type": "G"]

    ]



    var array2: [[String: Any]] = [

        ["Group": "M", "sort_order": 3, "type": "G"],

        ["Group": "C", "sort_order": 2, "type": "G"],

        ["Group": "D", "sort_order": 6, "type": "G"]

    ]



    let mergedArray = array1 + array2



    let sortedAndMerged = mergedArray.sorted{ ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int) }



    print(sortedAndMerged)



// prints [["type": "G", "name": "obj2Array1", "sort_order": 1], ["Group": "C", "sort_order": 2, "type": "G"], ["Group": "M", "sort_order": 3, "type": "G"], ["type": "G", "name": "obj1Array1", "sort_order": 4], ["type": "G", "name": "obj3Array1", "sort_order": 5], ["Group": "D", "sort_order": 6, "type": "G"]]

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:36

Niv

317211

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:36

Niv

317211

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:36

Niv

317211

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:36

Niv

317211

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You can try like this

    let array1: [[String:Any]] = [ [

            "name":"obj1Array1",

            "sort_order": 4,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "name":"obj2Array1",

            "sort_order":1,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "name":"obj31Array1",

            "sort_order":5,

            "type":"G"



        ]]

    let array2: [[String:Any]] = [ [

            "Group":"M",

            "sort_order": 3,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "Group":"C",

            "sort_order": 2,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "Group":"D",

            "sort_order": 6,

            "type":"G"

        ]

    ]



    var new = array1 + array2

    new = new.sorted{

        ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int)



        }



    print(new)

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:38

Mahesh M

357

add a comment |

You can try like this

    let array1: [[String:Any]] = [ [

            "name":"obj1Array1",

            "sort_order": 4,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "name":"obj2Array1",

            "sort_order":1,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "name":"obj31Array1",

            "sort_order":5,

            "type":"G"



        ]]

    let array2: [[String:Any]] = [ [

            "Group":"M",

            "sort_order": 3,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "Group":"C",

            "sort_order": 2,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "Group":"D",

            "sort_order": 6,

            "type":"G"

        ]

    ]



    var new = array1 + array2

    new = new.sorted{

        ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int)



        }



    print(new)

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:38

Mahesh M

357

add a comment |

You can try like this

    let array1: [[String:Any]] = [ [

            "name":"obj1Array1",

            "sort_order": 4,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "name":"obj2Array1",

            "sort_order":1,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "name":"obj31Array1",

            "sort_order":5,

            "type":"G"



        ]]

    let array2: [[String:Any]] = [ [

            "Group":"M",

            "sort_order": 3,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "Group":"C",

            "sort_order": 2,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "Group":"D",

            "sort_order": 6,

            "type":"G"

        ]

    ]



    var new = array1 + array2

    new = new.sorted{

        ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int)



        }



    print(new)

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:38

Mahesh M

357

You can try like this

    let array1: [[String:Any]] = [ [

            "name":"obj1Array1",

            "sort_order": 4,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "name":"obj2Array1",

            "sort_order":1,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "name":"obj31Array1",

            "sort_order":5,

            "type":"G"



        ]]

    let array2: [[String:Any]] = [ [

            "Group":"M",

            "sort_order": 3,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "Group":"C",

            "sort_order": 2,

            "type":"G"

        ],

        [

            "Group":"D",

            "sort_order": 6,

            "type":"G"

        ]

    ]



    var new = array1 + array2

    new = new.sorted{

        ($0["sort_order"] as! Int) < ($1["sort_order"] as! Int)



        }



    print(new)

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:38

Mahesh M

357

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:38

Mahesh M

357

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:38

Mahesh M

357

answered Nov 26 '18 at 10:38

Mahesh M

357

add a comment |

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