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Overloads
| Name | Remarks | Include Path | Unreal Specifiers |
|---|---|---|---|
ULANG_FORCEINLINE void uLang::Algo::StableSortBy
(
RangeType&& Range, |
Sort a range of elements by a projection using the projection's operator<. The sort is stable. | uLang/Common/Algo/StableSort.h | |
ULANG_FORCEINLINE void uLang::Algo::StableSortBy
(
RangeType&& Range, |
Sort a range of elements by a projection using a user-defined predicate class. The sort is stable. | uLang/Common/Algo/StableSort.h |
uLang::Algo::StableSortBy(RangeType &&, ProjectionType)
Description
Sort a range of elements by a projection using the projection's operator<. The sort is stable.
| Name | uLang::Algo::StableSortBy |
| Type | function |
| Header File | /Engine/Source/Runtime/Solaris/uLangCore/Public/uLang/Common/Algo/StableSort.h |
| Include Path | #include "uLang/Common/Algo/StableSort.h" |
namespace uLang
{
namespace Algo
{
template<typename RangeType, typename ProjectionType>
ULANG_FORCEINLINE void uLang::Algo::StableSortBy
(
RangeType && Range,
ProjectionType Proj
)
}
}
Parameters
| Name | Remarks |
|---|---|
| Range | The range to sort. |
| Proj | The projection to sort by when applied to the element. |
uLang::Algo::StableSortBy(RangeType &&, ProjectionType, PredicateType)
Description
Sort a range of elements by a projection using a user-defined predicate class. The sort is stable.
| Name | uLang::Algo::StableSortBy |
| Type | function |
| Header File | /Engine/Source/Runtime/Solaris/uLangCore/Public/uLang/Common/Algo/StableSort.h |
| Include Path | #include "uLang/Common/Algo/StableSort.h" |
namespace uLang
{
namespace Algo
{
template<typename RangeType, typename ProjectionType, typename PredicateType>
ULANG_FORCEINLINE void uLang::Algo::StableSortBy
(
RangeType && Range,
ProjectionType Proj,
PredicateType Pred
)
}
}
Parameters
| Name | Remarks |
|---|---|
| Range | The range to sort. |
| Proj | The projection to sort by when applied to the element. |
| Predicate | A binary predicate object, applied to the projection, used to specify if one element should precede another. |