The Sorting type exposes the following members.
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| CreateIdentityIndices | |
| HeapSortVirtuallyT(IListT) |
Sorts the elements, but maintains the original order in the provided array. Instead, an array of indices is created. The elements are
sorted in the sense that elementsToSort[indexArray[i]] is sorted afterwards. The standard comparer of the elements is used for comparison.
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| HeapSortVirtuallyT(IListT, Int32) |
Sorts the elements, but maintains the original order in the provided array. Instead, an array of indices is created. The elements are
sorted in the sense that elementsToSort[indexArray[i]] is sorted afterwards. The standard comparer of the elements is used for comparison.
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| ReverseArray | |
| SortDataColumnsByPropertyColumn(DataTable, DataColumn, Boolean) |
Sort the order of the data columns (not rows!) of a table based on a specified property column. The relationship of property data to data columns is maintained.
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| SortDataColumnsByPropertyColumn(DataTable, IAscendingIntegerCollection, DataColumn, Boolean) |
Sort the order of the data columns (not rows!) of a table based on a specified property column. The relationship of property data to data columns is maintained.
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| SortDataRows(DataTable, DataColumn, Boolean) |
Sorts the data rows of a table (more accurate: of all columns belonging to a column group, see below), using the data of column col to determine the order.
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| SortDataRows(DataTable, DataColumn, Boolean) |
Sorts the data rows of a table (more accurate: of all columns belonging to a column group, see below), using multiple specified column.
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| SortRows(DataColumnCollection, DataColumn, Boolean) |
Sorts the data rows of a DataColumnCollection (more accurate: of all columns belonging to a column group, see below), using a specified column.
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| SortRows(DataColumnCollection, DataColumn, Boolean) |
Sorts the data rows of a DataColumnCollection (more accurate: of all columns belonging to a column group, see below), using a specified column.
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