AlliedModders - Retrieving data from vault

This is not very efficient. I highly recommend using SQL when any type of sorting is needed or a large amount of data is being stored.
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#include <amxmodx>

#include <nvault_util>



//If you increase MAX_ENTRIES and get a stack error, un-comment the below line.

//#pragma dynamic 32768 



new const Version[] = "0.1";



const MAX_ENTRIES = 1000;

new const VAULT_NAME[] = "original_names";



enum _:VaultSortInfo

{

    EntryPos,

    EntryVal

}



public plugin_init() 

{

    register_plugin( "nVault Util Sort Example" , Version , "Bugsy" );

    

    SortVault();

}



SortVault()

{

    new iVault , iCount , iPos , iTimestamp , VaultData[ MAX_ENTRIES ][ VaultSortInfo ] , szTmp[ 10 ] , szKey[ 255 ];

    

    if ( ( iVault = nvault_util_open( VAULT_NAME ) ) )

    {

        iCount = nvault_util_count( iVault );

        

        for ( new i = 0 ; i < iCount ; i++ )

        {

            VaultData[ i ][ EntryPos ] = iPos;

            iPos = nvault_util_read( iVault , iPos , "" , 0 , szTmp , charsmax( szTmp ) , iTimestamp );

            VaultData[ i ][ EntryVal ] = str_to_num( szTmp );

        }

    

        SortCustom2D( VaultData , iCount ,"stats_custom_compare" );

    

        for ( new i = 0 ; i < iCount ; i++ )

        {

            nvault_util_read( iVault , VaultData[ i ][ EntryPos ] , szKey , charsmax( szKey ) , "" , 0 , iTimestamp );

            server_print( "[%d] %s | %d" , i + 1 , szKey , VaultData[ i ][ EntryVal ] );

        }

        

        nvault_util_close( iVault );

    }

}



public stats_custom_compare(elem1[],elem2[])

{

    if(elem1[1] > elem2[1]) 

        return 1;

    else if(elem1[1] < elem2[1]) 

        return -1;

        

    return 0;

}