From: George George <george.githinji@...>
Date: 2009-04-03T17:17:05+09:00
Subject: Re: An array problem

Robert Klemme wrote:

> I don't see how the order in a could not be preserved.  Please check
> again oder provide full code.

Here is the code
#original list
@list_of_names

#mcl.total_clusters provides a count for the number of clusters #or 
arrays available(a.k.a, my b and c in the previous #descriptions)

#an iterator that counts the number of arrays available(subsets #of 
@cluster_members
mcl.total_clusters.times do |i|
  cluster_members = mcl.cluster_members_for(i)

@list_of_names.each do |el|
  case
    when cluster_members.include?(el)
      puts "#{el} - #{i}"
  end
end
end

Given: @list_of_names =
[10Atig18,10Atig8,10Atig7,10Atig3,10Btig15,10Btig11,10Btig1],


and cluster b=[10Atig8,10Atig3,10Btig1] while the rest of the members 
belonged to cluster c

produce a report such that
10Atig18 -c
10Atig8 -b
10Atig7 -c
10Atig3 -b
10Btig15 -c
10Btig11 -c
10Btig1 -b

The implementation above produces this,
10Atig8 -b
10Atig3 -b
10Btig1 -b
10Atig18 -c
10Atig7 -c
10Btig15 -c
10Btig11 -c

which is not what is required.
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