Closed markand closed 4 years ago
Hi,
A tsl::ordered_map preserves the insertion order in a way similar to Python's OrderedDict. It doesn't sort the elements like a std::map and is more similar to a std::vector. Providing a lower_bound method would not make sense.
If you guarantee by yourself that all the elements are inserted in a sorted order, you can use std::lower_bound with the iterators provided by tsl::ordered_map in a way similar to a sorted std::vector.
Thibaut
Hello,
We are interesting in using your ordered map because it handle allocation better than standard std::map for very big data.
However, we do need lower_bound function in the map which seems not implemented. For now I'm not sure if I can use std::lower_bound over begin()/end() until there is one which seems to be extremely inefficient.
Do you plan to add this function? I'm not enough fluent with containers to propose a patch :(