Indexes operator: Return original order #8907
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Current behavior of indexes operator is that it returns a sorted list of indexes of data tiddler. There is no way to return the original order of indexes. This modification returns the indexes in the original order defined in the data tiddler. Sorting can be achieved by sort operator downstream in the filter run.
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Hi @ibnishak good to see you. What was the motivation for this change? Perhaps there's another way to approach the problem. |
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Current behavior of indexes operator is that it returns a sorted list of indexes of data tiddler. There is no way to return the original order of indexes.
This modification returns the indexes in the original order defined in the data tiddler. Sorting can be achieved by sort operator downstream in the filter run.