quick question

    Date: 03/29/05 (PHP Community)    Keywords: no keywords

    So I've got an array. It looks something like this:
    $i[1]=265
    $i[2]=145
    $i[3]=273
    $i[4]=164
    $i[5]=179

    Is there a quick and dirty way to list (or reorder) the contents of the array in numeric order? I was in the process of writing a little routine to assign the values in order to a new array, but the heat is still on in this office, and I'm starting to sweat and lose my ability to focus, so I'm turning to LJ.

    Source: http://www.livejournal.com/community/php/278456.html

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