Arrays\natsort()
() → (Iterable → string[])
At a glance — Natural-order sort. Keys preserved. Terminal.
Creates a Closure that sorts an array or iterable with a "natural order" algorithm — e.g. "img10" comes after "img2" instead of before it.
/**
* @return Closure(iterable<int|string, mixed>):mixed[]
*/
Arrays\natsort(): ClosureReturned Closure
When Arrays\natsort() is called, it returns the following Closure which can be used like a regular function.
/**
* @param iterable<int|string, mixed> $source
* @return mixed[]
*/
$function (iterable $source): arrayExamples
Partial Application
This can be used to create a simple closure which can be used as a regular function.
$nat = Arrays\natsort();
print_r($nat(['img10', 'img2', 'img1']));
// ['img1', 'img2', 'img10']Details
- Group: Arrays
- Subgroup: Array sort
- Core Functions: natsort()
- Since: 0.1.0
- Source:
Arrays Functions
- Arrays\append()
- Arrays\arrayCompiler()
- Arrays\arrayCompilerTyped()
- Arrays\arsort()
- Arrays\asort()
- Arrays\chunk()
- Arrays\column()
- Arrays\each()
- Arrays\filter()
- Arrays\filterAll()
- Arrays\filterAnd()
- Arrays\filterAny()
- Arrays\filterCount()
- Arrays\filterFirst()
- Arrays\filterKey()
- Arrays\filterLast()
- Arrays\filterMap()
- Arrays\filterOr()
- Arrays\flatMap()
- Arrays\flattenByN()
- Arrays\fold()
- Arrays\foldKeys()
- Arrays\foldR()
- Arrays\groupBy()
- Arrays\head()
- Arrays\krsort()
- Arrays\ksort()
- Arrays\last()
- Arrays\map()
- Arrays\mapKey()
- Arrays\mapWith()
- Arrays\mapWithKey()
- Arrays\natcasesort()
- Arrays\natsort()
- Arrays\partition()
- Arrays\pick()
- Arrays\prepend()
- Arrays\replace()
- Arrays\replaceRecursive()
- Arrays\rsort()
- Arrays\scan()
- Arrays\scanR()
- Arrays\sort()
- Arrays\sumWhere()
- Arrays\tail()
- Arrays\take()
- Arrays\takeLast()
- Arrays\takeUntil()
- Arrays\takeWhile()
- Arrays\toJson()
- Arrays\toObject()
- Arrays\toString()
- Arrays\uasort()
- Arrays\uksort()
- Arrays\usort()
- Arrays\zip()