Associative arrays are not sortable and have no defined order
of element pairs.
Yep, that's definitely the point that I missed.
You can get an array of its values and sort
that, by using the `values` property:
---
import std.algorithm : sort;
import std.stdio : writeln;
foreach(value; aa.values.sort())
{
writeln(value);
}
---
OK, I get the idea. I am still a bit removed from navigating the
numerous libraries, but I'll guess I'll get used to it.
And oh, maybe this is not the right place for a beginner ? Is
there any better place ?
The D.learn group is the most appropriate for these kinds of
questions :)
Yep, found out later that it was right in front of me, d'oh ;-)
thanks a lot for your spot-on answers !
