Arrange a list in alphanumeric order zl.sort is used to sort the contents of a list. An argument is used to specify the sorting order. An int of -1 sorts the input list in descending order, and any other value sorts the input list in ascending order. This value can also be specified as an input in the right inlet. Cycling '74 TEXT_HERE list to sort TEXT_HERE sort direction TEXT_HERE sorted list TEXT_HERE reordered indexes list TEXT_HERE Sort direction An int of -1 sorts the input list in descending order, and any other value sorts the input list in ascending order. Repeat previous output TEXT_HERE Sort order An int in the right inlet sets the sorting order. An int of -1 sorts the input list in descending order, and any other value sorts the input list in ascending order. TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE List to sort A list in the left inlet is sorted and output. TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Set zl mode The word 'mode' followed by one of the following words will set the mode of the object:
change, compare, delace, ecils, group, indexmap, iter, join, lace, len, lookup, median, mth, nth, queue, reg, rev, rot, scramble, sect, slice, sort, stack, stream, sub, sum, swap, thin, union, or unique.

See the reference for the corresponding mode for more information. Initialize the object Clears the currently held list. TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Fuzzy floating-point comparison epsilon TEXT_HERE Maximum List Length TEXT_HERE Out left outlet:
Sorted list.

Out right outlet:
Indexes of sorted items.