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Sort in SimpleQuery.js behaves differently for undefined vs null #131

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maier49 opened this issue Jun 24, 2015 · 0 comments
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Sort in SimpleQuery.js behaves differently for undefined vs null #131

maier49 opened this issue Jun 24, 2015 · 0 comments
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maier49 commented Jun 24, 2015

The comparison function created in _createSortQuerier behaves differently depending on whether the value of a property is null or undefined. This jsFiddle shows the result, where the undefined value is placed between two defined values after sorting by clicking the first name column.
maier49 added a commit to maier49/dstore that referenced this issue Jun 30, 2015
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Make default comparison treat null and undefined the same as Array.sort
7946d17 
Fixes dojo#131 by making the default comparison function created
in _createSortQuerier treat undefined as greater than any
value, and null greater than any other value.
maier49 added a commit to maier49/dstore that referenced this issue Jun 30, 2015
@maier49
Make default comparison assert that undefined > null > any other value.
fc40e77 
Fixes dojo#131 by making the default comparison function created
in _createSortQuerier treat undefined as greater than any
value, and null greater than any value besides undefined.
This conveniently places all null and undefined values at
the end of a sorted list.
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kfranqueiro pushed a commit that referenced this issue Jun 30, 2015
@maier49
Make default comparison assert that undefined > null > any other value
e8eeb4a 
Fixes #131 by making the default comparison function created in
SimpleQuery#_createSortQuerier treat undefined as greater than any
value, and null greater than any value besides undefined.
This conveniently places all null and undefined values at
the end of a sorted list.

(cherry picked from commit 8453bd1)

Conflicts:
	SimpleQuery.js
	tests/SimpleQuery.js
kfranqueiro pushed a commit that referenced this issue Jun 30, 2015
@maier49
Make default comparison assert that undefined > null > any other value
81fdc58 
Fixes #131 by making the default comparison function created in
SimpleQuery#_createSortQuerier treat undefined as greater than any
value, and null greater than any value besides undefined.
This conveniently places all null and undefined values at
the end of a sorted list.

(cherry picked from commit 8453bd1)

Conflicts:
	tests/SimpleQuery.js
kfranqueiro pushed a commit that referenced this issue Jun 30, 2015
@maier49
Make default comparison assert that undefined > null > any other value
69b7853 
Fixes #131 by making the default comparison function created in
SimpleQuery#_createSortQuerier treat undefined as greater than any
value, and null greater than any value besides undefined.
This conveniently places all null and undefined values at
the end of a sorted list.

(cherry picked from commit 8453bd1)
maier49 added a commit to maier49/dstore that referenced this issue Jul 10, 2015
@maier49
Make default comparison assert that undefined > null > any other value
2e3d653 
Fixes dojo#131 by making the default comparison function created in
SimpleQuery#_createSortQuerier treat undefined as greater than any
value, and null greater than any value besides undefined.
This conveniently places all null and undefined values at
the end of a sorted list.
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