If we sort the index and then concatenate the records referenced by the index, we can efficiently sort on any index column. This could be a useful feature, especially in combination with #3 and #11 to allow chained index-based operations. Consider the following:
If we were already at v1.0.0 then this would be a "minor" update (adding a new feature), but during the v0.x.x alpha stage, I guess this is just a "patch" update (non-breaking change to the API)
This is something that didn't cross my mind:
If we sort the index and then concatenate the records referenced by the index, we can efficiently sort on any index column. This could be a useful feature, especially in combination with #3 and #11 to allow chained index-based operations. Consider the following:
So beautiful
If we were already at
v1.0.0
then this would be a "minor" update (adding a new feature), but during thev0.x.x
alpha stage, I guess this is just a "patch" update (non-breaking change to the API)