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Impementing UnQuickSort in Delphi - How to Use the TListSortCompare function

Monday January 14, 2008
in Delphi TIPS :: In the How to Randomize / Shuffle Collections and Lists article you can locate a custom Delphi function: Shuffle. Shuffle is a randomizing function that takes a TList type of object and "sorts" the items in the list in a random order - thus making the list randomized. This time we talk about using Delphi's TListSortCompare - a function used as a parameter for the Sort method of the TList class.

Read the full article to learn how to Impement the UnQuickSort in Delphi - How to Use the TListSortCompare function.

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