list class : Sort(bool) method
Description
Gets a new list is sorted.
Syntax
listInstance.Sort(bool order)
Arguments
Class | Name | Description |
bool | order | Sort order. |
Return value
Class | Description |
sorted list | A new list that is sorted. |
Sample code
1: | list{int} intList = new list{int}(); |
2: | intList.Add(3); |
3: | intList.Add(2); |
4: | intList.Add(1); |
5: | list{int} newList = intList.Sort(true); // Order of the returned list will be 1, 2, 3. |
Notes
This method is added in Ver 1.1.0.0.
If the argument is true, the returned list is sorted in ascending order. Otherwise, it is sorted in descending order.
Returns a new list that is sorted. The order of the caller list does not change.
The returned list is a shallow copy of the caller list.
It will throw an exception (RtypeException) if you call this method on lists other than list{int}, list{long}, list{real}, list{bool}, or list{string}.
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