Vista - What's wrong with "CompareTo" method?

I have an ArrayList, mBuyLimits. Each item on mBuyLimits is an
instance of class "LongTermLimitOnBuy" as defined below:

public class LongTermLimitOnBuy : LongTermLimit, IComparable
{
public LongTermLimitOnBuy(double price, int shares) : base
(price, shares)
{
}

// Sort by Price in descending order
public int CompareTo(object other)
{
LongTermLimitOnBuy lb = (LongTermLimitOnBuy)other;

if (this.Price >= lb.Price)
{
return 1;
}
else
{
return 0;
}
}
}

However, after I execute the following:

mBuyLimits.Sort();

The items on mBuyLimits are not sorted by Price in descending order.
They appear to be in random order. How come they are not sorted?

Curious wrote:Because you are returning 0, meaning they are equal, only when they are
not equal. First try returning: this.Price.CompareTo(lb.Price)


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Mike

On Aug 14, 5:28*pm, Family Tree Mike <FamilyTreeM...@xxxxxx>
wrote:Family Tree Mike,

Thanks! it works.