core: add a reverse method to Ordering. #16155
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| /// assert_eq!(data, [10u, 8, 5, 2]); | ||
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| pub fn reverse(self) -> Ordering { |
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The reversal iterator on iterators is called rev (as a data point). I don't think we have conventions around this or anything, however.
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Yeah, I was considering flip too. (I want someone else to make the decision...)
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invert is another option (yay bikeshedding).
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Currently there are no instances of flip or invert in the standard library, reverse is used for mutably reversing a vector, and rev is used for reversing a forward iterator. (not much precedent to draw from). So long as it's #[experimental] it doesn't matter a whole lot.
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Yay. I was just lamenting the lack of such a method earlier today. |
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Could you also mark this method as |
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This flips the comparison and is designed to be used when sorting etc.
This flips the comparison and is designed to be used when sorting etc.
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This flips the comparison and is designed to be used when sorting etc.