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RPM resource perl-File-IsSorted

This checks if the lines of files or filehandles are monotonically and lexicographically increasing, (= are already sorted). It may consume less RAM and be faster than the naive way of doing 'cmp myfile.txt <(LC_ALL=C sort myfile.txt)' and it runs at O(n) instead of O(n*log(n)) time and keeps O(1) lines instead of O(n). $checker->is_filehandle_sorted({fh => $input_fh, id => "my-file.txt"}); Checks if $input_fh is sorted - throws an exception if it is not sorted and returns true if it is. $checker->is_file_sorted({path => "/path/to/file.txt", id => "my-file.txt"}); Checks if the file at path is sorted - throws an exception if it is not sorted and returns true if it is.

Found 2 sites for perl-File-IsSorted

• https://metacpan.org/release/File-IsSorted
• http://metacpan.org/release/File-IsSorted

Found 12 RPM for perl-File-IsSorted

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