Use the sort method of list

2. Problem Source
   Openflashchart is used for icons over the past two days, so it has a DLL file, which can easily generate JSON data in the background and return it to the foreground.
   In the process of use, I have such a requirement that the point set on the line chart isList <linedotvalue>Set,LinedotvalueThe value attribute in the object indicates the size of the value. What should I do if I want to sort the set by the value?
4. General Solution
   When you see this problem, you can generally think of using the sort method of list. The following forms are generally used:
   A) LetLinedotvalueClass implementationIcomparableInterfaceCompareto ()Method, inComparetoMethod. Then directly callSort ()Method
   B) Don't want to destroyLinedotvalueClass, then customize a comparatorLinedotvalueComparer, ImplementationIcomparer <linedotvalue>OfCompare ()Method, and then callSort (linedotvaluecomparer)
   C) write by yourselfAlgorithmSort ......
5. My solution
   Unfortunately, I do not like the above methods, because I have referenced a ready-made DLL file and do not want to modify the source file, so Solution A is not applicable. This sorting is only used once in this place. If you do not want to write a comparator, Method B will be discarded. C doesn't need to be said ......
   Jquery users must be familiar with this method.

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   Can C # Be implemented in a similar way?
   The answer is yes. If you are using a vs2008 or later version, congratulations, whether you are framework2.0 or 3.5, you can use a Lamda expression.

    
   List <linedotvalue> values =NewList <linedotvalue> ();
   //Fill set
   Values. Sort (x, y) => X. value> Y. value? -1:0);
    

   If it is earlier than vs2005, you can use the delegate

   Values. Sort (Delegate(Linedotvalue X, linedotvalue y)
   {
   ReturnX. value> Y. value? -1:0;
   });
    

   OK.