If the ranges should be in ascending order (small values followed by large values). The default value is in descending order.
This object describes how ranges of different classes should be sorted by given each class a priority. If a class is not defined here the priority assumed is zero.
How ranges should be compared when the minimum and maximum values differ.
Returns a Sort instance which matches the desired options. If no options are specified the reference to this instance is returned. If the options are already an instance of Sort its returned. If options are specified a new instance is created with the options of this instance, and the given options applied with Sort.set.
The options desired.
An instance of this class which matches the desired options.
Returns a function which can sort ranges based on the options in this instance. Comparison is first done by class, and followed by type.
Overrides values in this instance ith ones specified in the input. If class sorting options are specified they are merged into this instance as opposed to a complete overwrite.
The values to override.
The reference to this instance.
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The class which determines how to sort ranges.