stri_order(str, decreasing = FALSE, na_last = TRUE, ...,
opts_collator = NULL)stri_sort(str, decreasing = FALSE, na_last = NA, ...,
opts_collator = NULL)
FALSE
, default)
or nonincreasing (TRUE
)?NA
s
in str
. If TRUE
, then missing values in str
are put
at the end; if FALSE
, they are put at the beginning;
if NA
, then they aopts_collator
stri_opts_collator
, NULL
for default collation optionsstri_order
, an integer vector that gives the sort order
is returned.For stri_order
, you get a sorted version of str
,
i.e. a character vector.
stri_opts_collator
.These functions use a stable sort algorithm (str
.
Interestingly, our benchmarks indicate that stri_order
is most often faster that R's order
.
%s!==%
,
%s!=%
, %s<=%< a="">=%<>
,
%s<%< a="">%<>
, %s===%
,
%s==%
, %s>=%
,
%s>%
, %stri!==%
,
%stri!=%
, %stri<=%< a="">=%<>
,
%stri<%< a="">%<>
, %stri===%
,
%stri==%
, %stri>=%
,
%stri>%
; stri_cmp
,
stri_cmp_eq
, stri_cmp_equiv
,
stri_cmp_ge
, stri_cmp_gt
,
stri_cmp_le
, stri_cmp_lt
,
stri_cmp_neq
,
stri_cmp_nequiv
,
stri_compare
;
stri_count_boundaries
,
stri_count_words
;
stri_duplicated
,
stri_duplicated_any
;
stri_enc_detect2
;
stri_extract_all_boundaries
,
stri_extract_all_words
,
stri_extract_first_boundaries
,
stri_extract_first_words
,
stri_extract_last_boundaries
,
stri_extract_last_words
;
stri_locate_all_boundaries
,
stri_locate_all_words
,
stri_locate_first_boundaries
,
stri_locate_first_words
,
stri_locate_last_boundaries
,
stri_locate_last_words
;
stri_opts_collator
;
stri_split_boundaries
;
stri_trans_tolower
,
stri_trans_totitle
,
stri_trans_toupper
;
stri_unique
; stri_wrap
;
stringi-locale
;
stringi-search-boundaries
;
stringi-search-coll
stri_sort(c("hladny", "chladny"), locale="pl_PL")
stri_sort(c("hladny", "chladny"), locale="sk_SK")
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