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JavaScript Merge Sort
To sort an html table I wanted a stable sorting procedure. var desc=false; function lt_or_eq(obj1, obj2) { return (desc) ? obj1 >= obj2 : obj1 <= obj2; } function mergesort(arr) { var left = new Array(); var right = new Array(); var len = arr.length; if (len <= 1) return arr; var middle = Math.floor(len / 2); for (var i = 0; i < middle; i++) left.push(arr[i]); for (var i = middle; i < len; i++) right.push(arr[i]); left = mergesort(left); right = mergesort(right); return merge(left, right); } function merge(left, right) { var retval = new Array(); while(left.length > 0 && right.length > 0) { if (lt_or_eq(left[0], right[0])) retval.push(left.shift()); else retval.push(right.shift()); } if (left.length > 0) return retval.concat(left); if (right.length > 0) return retval.concat(right); return retval; } The code above is correct to sort an array of objects for which the operators >= and <= will give a relevant result. To sort in descending order, change the value of desc to true. I found the merge sort algorithm description at en.wikipedia.org. |
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