Sort-Compare | Python实现五大排序算法（选择排序、插入排序、归并排序、快速排序、堆排序），然后对它们的运行时间进行比较。

While binding a function to a component in VueJS, I'm trying to pass in custom parameter(s), and also accept the parameter(s) supplied by that component to the same function.

I'm adding a custom sort function to a Bootstrap-Vue table.

When calling this function, the table component passes 7 parameters into it.

My complication is that in order to sort a certain column, I need information from the outer scope, and so I want to dynamically pass that needed information into the sort function directly in the v-bind property. This is fine, except I can't figure out how to both pass in my custom parameter as well as accept the 7 parameters provided when Bootstrap-Vue calls my function internally.

Eg. I can call it like this:

I have a button inside a table-cell. Table is something like this:

I have a table in which a row would contain more than one "More Details" button, which when clicked expands to show additional information about the row. Basically, for the same row, if you click the first "More Details" button, I want to show information X and if the user clicks second "More Details" button, I want to show information Y.

I would like to implement a double footer for a bootstrap-vue table.

I'm using VueBoostrap components, in a combination with sorting routine applied. In my project I have some more complex sorting routine, but for this dummy example, I will use the default one.

When a sorting is applied for a b-table, the table is simply sorted based on the clicked field in the table header. But what I need to achieve is to split the table header from the table content (since I want to place the content in a scrollable div later, while the header to remain static at the top - as user will be scrolling).

The complete code is given on this link (check componets/TableTest.vue), where I have three components. First one is just a dummy example, and the next two are identical as the first one, but for one of them the header is hidden and for the other the body is hidden.

What I want to achieve is:

I am attempting to make a custom component in Vue 2.0 that extends the existing functionality of the Bootstrap Vue library . It mostly works how I would like it to except that the removeRow and resetData functions defined in the index.jsp don't work how I'd like them to.

removeRow does visually remove the row, and removes it from the data prop but the row reappears after the next interaction (sort, filter, etc.). So it's not actually updating the right thing. I'm trying to use a v-model as a shallow copy of items so that I can make deletions to it without affecting the original set of data but I'm just missing something.

resetData does set the data in the table back correctly, but doesn't re-render the table so you can't see the re-added rows, until you do a separate interaction (sort, filter, etc.), in which case they reappear.

So I know I'm somewhat close but would really appreciate any insight on how to get this working correctly and ways I could improve any part of this component.

OreillyTable.vue.js

I would like to ask how to sort a List in descending order using the Natural Sort Comparer library.

I would like to ask if you someone have use this library https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/22517/Natural-Sort-Comparer to sort a List?

This is the code snippets for ascending

I have a customer table that hosts information about several processes for each customer.

The goal is to extract features for each customer and each process. This means every feature is an mostly an aggregate or sort-compare computation on a .groupby(customerID, processID) object.

However, the goal is to be able to add more and more features over time. So basically the user should be able to define a new functions with some filters, metrics and aggregations, and add this new function to a pool of functions which operate on the table.

The output should be a customerID, processID table, with all features.

So I startet a little minimal working example: