*laughs, shakes my head, and shouts out to moderator*

OMG, shut this thread down before they bring in fractals and/or chaos theory to optimize their sorts.

Poor mhnvb gave us a four line situation that he wanted sorted, and we're talking about the entire history of sorting algorithms. LMAO.

In my mind, optimal sorting has LONG been relegated to the bowels of more low level programming, and need not be a concern of RAD (end-user application) programmers.

But hey ho, if VB6 can do it, let's go for it. But wait, VB6 doesn't use CPU registers as efficiently as C and other lower level programs (or even assembler). So shouldn't we start talking about optimal use of CPU registers?

Y'all Take Care,
Elroy