sort_by {funprog} | R Documentation |
Sort with auxiliary function
Description
Sort a vector or a list, given one or more auxiliary functions.
Usage
sort_by(x, ..., method = c("auto", "shell", "radix"))
Arguments
x |
vector or list to sort. |
... |
one or several functions to apply to |
method |
the method for ties (see |
Details
The output of the first function will be used as first key for sorting, the output of the second function as second key, and so on... Therefore, these outputs should be sortable (i.e. atomic vectors).
sort_by
is inspired by sortBy
in Haskell.
Value
A vector or list containing rearranged elements of x
.
See Also
order
which is used for rearranging elements.
Examples
sort_by(-3:2, abs)
sort_by(-3:2, abs, function(x) -x)
sort_by(list(5:7, 0, 1:4), length)
sort_by(list(1:2, 3:4, 5), length, descending(sum))
[Package funprog version 0.3.0 Index]