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#X text 143 55 splits a dim[a... \, b] grid into dim[b] vectors that
each contain numbers from 0 to b-1 indicating the ordering of the values.
the result is a dim[a... \, b] grid.;
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#X text 232 380 splits a Dim[A... \, B] grid into Dim[B] vectors \,
producing new Dim[B] vectors that each contain numbers from 0 to B-1
indicating the ordering of the values. The result is a Dim[A... \,
B] grid.;
#X text 232 441 for example \, connecting a [#grade] to a [#outer ignore
0] to a [#store] object \, storing a single vector into [#store] \,
and sending the same vector to [#grade] \, will sort the values of
the vector. however for higher-dimensional grids \, what should go
between [#store] and [#grade] to achieve the same result would be more
complex.;
#X text 232 541 you may achieve different kinds of sorting by applying
various filters before [#grade]. the possibilities are unlimited. if
you plug [#grade] directly into another [#grade] \, you will get the
inverse arrangement \, which allows to take the sorted values and make
them unsorted in the original way. note that this is really not the
same as just listing the values backwards.;
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