Defining sorting criteria in SortedDictionary #6

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1. daniel-jonathan commented on May 11, 2017

   

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   The SortedDictionary is sorted by its key value. So if you want to access it in descending order, you can access it backwards. For example:

   let n = dict.count
   for i in 1..<n {
       let e = dict[n - i]
       // do something with `e`
   }

   Something like that should work. If you need, please reopen the issue. All the best!
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5. andreadelfante commented on May 12, 2017

   

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   Yes, I use SortedDictionary.reversed() to get an array of tuple..but i wanna reduce my algorithm complexity, trying to perform only one iteration. It could be useful implementing a custom comparable closure, like TreeMap in Java.
6. daniel-jonathan commented on May 14, 2017

   

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   That is a good idea, I will look into that.
7. daniel-jonathan commented on May 15, 2017

   

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   Here is an issue for your feature request: #7. Thank you!

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