Re: A proper name for is_sorted function that can check more than just sorting order?

So, did you come to a conclusion? :)

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Re^2: is_sorted - conclusions by Dallaylaen (Chaplain) on Dec 30, 2017 at 22:32 UTC
I think I'm staying with `is_sorted` for simple checks like `$a < $b`, plus a separate subtest-based function for more complex conditions, for which I don't have an established name yet: `reduce_ok { is $a->{end_date}, $b->{start_date}, "reservations are coupled"; ok !$b->{is_arrival}, "not expecting >1 arrivals"; } \@reservations;` [download] The current implementation of `is_sorted` will work like that, too, but that's a coincidence and should not be abused. And happy new 2018!	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^2: is_sorted - conclusions
by Dallaylaen (Chaplain) on Dec 30, 2017 at 22:32 UTC

I think I'm staying with is_sorted for simple checks like $a < $b, plus a separate subtest-based function for more complex conditions, for which I don't have an established name yet:

reduce_ok {
    is $a->{end_date}, $b->{start_date}, "reservations are coupled";
    ok !$b->{is_arrival}, "not expecting >1 arrivals";
} \@reservations;
[download]

The current implementation of is_sorted will work like that, too, but that's a coincidence and should not be abused.

And happy new 2018!

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[d/l]