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| When using //Merge// it is very important to remember this: Both the //Target// and //Source// vectors **must** be sorted prior to the //Merge// call, else you'll end up with an un-sorted vector as the result. (If that is all you want, then it's probably faster to use one of the following procedures: [[Ada.Containers.Vectors#Vectors.Append | Append]], [[Ada.Containers.Vectors#Vectors.Insert | Insert]], [[Ada.Containers.Vectors#Vectors.Prepend | Prepend]]. Or you could simply use the //&// function to get the job done.) | When using //Merge// it is very important to remember this: Both the //Target// and //Source// vectors **must** be sorted prior to the //Merge// call, else you'll end up with an un-sorted vector as the result. (If that is all you want, then it's probably faster to use one of the following procedures: [[Ada.Containers.Vectors#Vectors.Append | Append]], [[Ada.Containers.Vectors#Vectors.Insert | Insert]], [[Ada.Containers.Vectors#Vectors.Prepend | Prepend]]. Or you could simply use the //&// function to get the job done.) | ||
| - | [[Vectors.Generic_Sorting.Merge|Example Source]] | + | [[Vectors.Generic_Sorting.Merge|Vectors.Generic_Sorting.Merge Example Source]] |
| ===== Concatenate using the & operator ===== | ===== Concatenate using the & operator ===== | ||
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| If you care about performance, it is probably best to avoid using the "&" functions. As the simple benchmark shows, there are faster ways to concatenate vectors and/or vector elements than using "&". | If you care about performance, it is probably best to avoid using the "&" functions. As the simple benchmark shows, there are faster ways to concatenate vectors and/or vector elements than using "&". | ||
| - | [[The|& operator Example Source]] | + | [[The & operator Example Source|The & operator Example Source]] |
| ===== Equality ===== | ===== Equality ===== | ||
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| This is of course as expected. | This is of course as expected. | ||
| - | [[Equality|Example Source]] | + | [[Equality|Equality Example Source]] |
