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Zms 3519 clusteransicht sortierung uhrzeit #815

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    • Improved queue display by automatically sorting items in ascending order based on their arrival time.

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The change adds sorting functionality within the readResponse method of the QueueTable class. A call to uasort has been inserted to order the queue list by the arrivalTime property in ascending order before further processing. The rest of the method remains unchanged.

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zmsadmin/src/.../QueueTable.php Added a uasort call in the readResponse method to sort the queue list by arrivalTime in ascending order.

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    participant Client
    participant QueueTable
    participant uasort
    Client->>QueueTable: Invoke readResponse()
    QueueTable->>uasort: Call uasort(queueList, compare function)
    uasort-->>QueueTable: Return sorted queueList
    QueueTable-->>Client: Return processed sorted data
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
zmsadmin/src/Zmsadmin/QueueTable.php (1)

53-55: Improve the robustness of the sorting comparison.

While the sorting implementation works for the basic case, it could be made more robust by handling edge cases and using PHP's spaceship operator.

Consider this improved implementation:

-        $queueList->uasort(function ($queueA, $queueB) {
-            return $queueA->arrivalTime - $queueB->arrivalTime;
-        });
+        $queueList->uasort(function ($queueA, $queueB) {
+            // Handle null values by treating them as "latest"
+            if ($queueA->arrivalTime === null) return 1;
+            if ($queueB->arrivalTime === null) return -1;
+            // Use spaceship operator for safer comparison
+            return $queueA->arrivalTime <=> $queueB->arrivalTime;
+        });

This change:

  • Handles null arrivalTime values by sorting them to the end
  • Uses the spaceship operator (<=>) which is safer for comparing large numbers
  • Maintains the same ascending order sort
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@MoDaae MoDaae merged commit 3fab002 into next Feb 4, 2025
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