- sort cache before saveing (I think this will make reading it less

memory consuming and a bit faster)
- should fix "strange things going on" problem (not sure though)

trunk/ripnews/news/article.rb

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# $Dwarf: article.rb,v 1.76 2003/08/18 22:14:02 ward Exp $
+# $Dwarf: article.rb,v 1.77 2003/08/31 17:30:13 ward Exp $
 # $Source$
 
 #
@@ -563,17 +563,17 @@ def save_cache(cachedir, server)
 	if FileTest.directory?( cachedir )
 		file = File.new( "#{filename}.#{server}.new", "w" ) or print "couldn't open cachefile for writing\n"
 		print "Updating cache...\n"
-#		cache = []
+		cache = []
-#		for i in (0...@subjects.length)
-#			cache.push("#{@ids[i]}|#{@messids[i]}|#{@servers[i]}|#{@subjects[i]}\n")
-#		end
-#		cache.sort!
-#		file.print cache
 		for i in (0...@subjects.length)
-			if @servers[i] == server
+			cache.push("#{@ids[i]}|#{@messids[i]}|#{@subjects[i]}\n") if @servers[i] == server
-				file.print "#{@ids[i]}|#{@messids[i]}|#{@subjects[i]}\n"
-			end
 		end
+		cache.sort!
+		file.print cache
+#		for i in (0...@subjects.length)
+#			if @servers[i] == server
+#				file.print "#{@ids[i]}|#{@messids[i]}|#{@subjects[i]}\n"
+#			end
+#		end
 		file.close
 		if ( File.move("#{filename}.#{server}.new", "#{filename}.#{server}") )
 			print "Cache updated for #{server}\n"
@@ -617,7 +617,7 @@ def group_subject_sort(subj)
 			@groups[subj]["messages"][i].dup,
 			@groups[subj]["ids"][i].dup,
 			@groups[subj]["servers"][i].dup
-		] )
+		] ) if serverhash[@groups[subj]["servers"][i]] != nil
 	end
 	sort_arr.sort!{|a,b|
 		r = ward_sort(a[0], b[0])