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Overload List
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![]() ![]() | GetLexicographicalComparer<(Of <T>)>()() |
Creates an IComparer instance that can be used for comparing ordered
sequences of type T; that is IEnumerable<Tgt;. This comparer can be used
for collections or algorithms that use sequences of T as an item type. The Lexicographical
ordered of sequences is for comparison.
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![]() ![]() | GetLexicographicalComparer<(Of <T>)>(IComparer<(Of <T>)>) |
Creates an IComparer instance that can be used for comparing ordered
sequences of type T; that is IEnumerable<Tgt;. This comparer can be uses
for collections or algorithms that use sequences of T as an item type. The Lexicographics
ordered of sequences is for comparison.
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![]() ![]() | GetLexicographicalComparer<(Of <T>)>(Comparison<(Of <T>)>) |
Creates an IComparer instance that can be used for comparing ordered
sequences of type T; that is IEnumerable<Tgt;. This comparer can be uses
for collections or algorithms that use sequences of T as an item type. The Lexicographics
ordered of sequences is for comparison.
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