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Nice work. What if the attributes should be sorted in different orders? Suppose attrA should be sorted ascending and attrB descending? Is there a quick solution on top of this? Thanks!
– mhn_namak
Commented Feb 3, 2020 at 22:18
@mhn_namak see stackoverflow.com/a/55866810/2359945 which is a beautiful way to sort on n criteria, each in either ascending or descending.
– Razzle Shazl
Commented Feb 9, 2021 at 13:03
We clearly have very different views on beautiful. While it does the job that is fugliest thing I have ever seen. And the efficiency becomes a function of (n*m) where m is number of attributes to sort on instead of just a function of the length of the list. i would think other answers here have better solutions or you could write your own sort function to do it yourself if you really needed that behavior
– UpAndAdam
Commented Feb 18, 2021 at 19:59

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