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Sorting #398
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@geseq Do you have any updates? :) |
+1! |
The author of the PR hasn’t really responded to the change request. Happy to look into this if someone else would like to pick up |
@ganehag Let's make this happen. :) |
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I would like sort an array of objects based on a supplied function. Something like sort.Slice()
sorting := import("sorting")
myList := [{x:1}, {x:2},{x:3}]
sorting.sort( myList, func( i, j ){ return myList[i].x < myList[j].x }
The problem is, you can run a CompiledFunc for your UserFunc.
My workaround was to pass the name of a field to the UserFunc...
sorting.sort( myList, "x")
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