collectionsjs | Collection class for working with JavaScript arrays
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A lightweight object for array pipelining operations.
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QUESTION
I'm looking for sorted container for JavaScript.
I'm using C++ std::set
, https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/container/set
and try porting my code to JavaScript.
JavaScript Map is not ordered container. I need some ordered container.
I don't need completely compatible container of std::set
on C++.
My requirements are
- Custom comparator support
- Automatically sorted
- Find the specific value. If value is not found, get the next value (insertion position value).
- Iterator increment/decrement operation (move to prev/next element)
Here is C++ code example that demonstrates my requirements: https://wandbox.org/permlink/wGnTvTPyOej4G9jo
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-04 at 11:36collctions/sorted-array-set
http://www.collectionsjs.com/sorted-array-set
It satisfies following requirement efficiently.
Custom comparator support. See http://www.collectionsjs.com/sorted-set constructor (top-right of the page).
Automatically sorted. It is obvious. The collection is sorted-set.
Find the specific value. If value is not found, get the next value (insertion position value). Use
findLeastGreaterThanOrEqual(value)
http://www.collectionsjs.com/method/find-least-greater-than-or-equal If you want to find the specific value, and if value is not found, get the previous value, then you can usefindGreatestLessThanOrEqual(value)
http://www.collectionsjs.com/method/find-greatest-less-than-or-equal Time complexity is O(logN).
It is inefficient but it also satisfies the following requirement.
- Iterator increment/decrement operation (move to prev/next element).
There are no iterators to access the sibling elements but you can use
findLGreatestLessThan(value)
http://www.collectionsjs.com/method/find-greatest-less-than to access the previous element, and can usefindLeastGreaterThan(value)
http://www.collectionsjs.com/method/find-least-greater-than to access the next element. The search is started from the root element of the tree. So each time to access to the sibling element, it requires O(logN) time complexity.
QUESTION
I am using Collections.js and I have created an empty SortedSet. The purpose is to hold dictionaries. How can I compare on the bases of specific keys of my dictionary whenever I add a dictionary to my SortedSet. I am not sure how to use contentCompare(left, right)
member function of Sortedset to achieve this. Thank you.
My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-19 at 10:24One of the SortedSet
constructor signatures is:
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Build the library: npm run build
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