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Documentation

Index

• func BlockidLess(a, b types.Blockid) bool
• func BoolLess(a, b bool) bool
• func Decimal128Less(a, b types.Decimal128) bool
• func Decimal64Less(a, b types.Decimal64) bool
• func GenericLess[T types.OrderedT](a, b T) bool
• func RowidLess(a, b types.Rowid) bool
• func Sort(desc, nullsLast, hasNull bool, os []int64, vec *vector.Vector)
• func TsLess(a, b types.TS) bool
• func UuidLess(a, b types.Uuid) bool
• type LessFunc

Functions

func BlockidLess

func BlockidLess(a, b types.Blockid) bool

func BoolLess

func BoolLess(a, b bool) bool

func Decimal128Less

func Decimal128Less(a, b types.Decimal128) bool

func Decimal64Less

func Decimal64Less(a, b types.Decimal64) bool

func GenericLess

func GenericLess[T types.OrderedT](a, b T) bool

func RowidLess

func RowidLess(a, b types.Rowid) bool

func Sort

func Sort(desc, nullsLast, hasNull bool, os []int64, vec *vector.Vector)

func TsLess

func TsLess(a, b types.TS) bool

it seems that go has no const generic type, handle these types respectively

func UuidLess

func UuidLess(a, b types.Uuid) bool

Types

type LessFunc

type LessFunc[T any] func(a, b T) bool