Talk:Sort an array of composite structures
This problem appears to be very similar to the problem "Sort an array using a custom comparator". Please explain the difference. -- Waldorf 2007, 08, 11
Could this be renamed "Sort an associative array"? If not, why not? Waldorf's question is similar and good. The sorting tasks may deserve broader reassessment. --TBH 15:04, 10 January 2008 (MST)
- No it couldn't, because it's not an associative array (it still is indexed with a numeric index). It could be part of an associative array implementation, though.
- According to Waldorf's comment: This is indeed not just similar, but a special case of sorting using a custom iterator. Unless some language provides explicit support for sorting for a structure field, this task doesn't give you anything new compared with the other task, except maybe for structure element access (but for that, IMHO a more basic task should be created). --Ce 12:56, 11 January 2008 (MST)
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