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This is defined for anydata[], works like the Unix uniq command i.e. it creates a new array that omits any member that is == to an earlier member.
The input array would not be required to be sorted: the implementation would be expected to use a hash table to remove duplicates (or could create a temporary sorted array and use that).
Query will eventually be able to do this using grouping and aggregation (#441), but this is a lightweight, simple solution.
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This is defined for
anydata[]
, works like the Unix uniq command i.e. it creates a new array that omits any member that is == to an earlier member.The input array would not be required to be sorted: the implementation would be expected to use a hash table to remove duplicates (or could create a temporary sorted array and use that).
Query will eventually be able to do this using grouping and aggregation (#441), but this is a lightweight, simple solution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: