11:27:28Shinmera(no I do not want to construct a hash table first, nor do I want to rewrite the vector to contain conses of index + element or something)
11:32:26_deathwhat about a vector of indices that you sort instead
11:34:06ShinmeraI don't want to sort the indices. I want to provide the value to sort based on another array that shares the same layout.
11:39:58_deathmaybe I'm misunderstanding, but it seems that you want to sort multiple sequences "together".. then the vector of indices approach is the usual solution
11:40:52ShinmeraYou mean sort the index vector first, then reshuffle based on sorted indices?
11:41:38moon-childShinmera: I don't expect you can do better than grading with standard sort
11:41:43_deathyes, or use it when accessing the elements (indirection)