I found if I sort an array of objects, like:

Object[] array;
array ~= new Object;
array ~= new Object;
.....

array.sort;

Them will be sorted by address of object.
Why not sort them by overloaded operator Object.cmp() ?

"Kai" <Kai_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:bhvlu4$1sd7$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> I found if I sort an array of objects, like:
>
> Object[] array;
> array ~= new Object;
> array ~= new Object;
> .....
>
> array.sort;
>
> Them will be sorted by address of object.
> Why not sort them by overloaded operator Object.cmp() ?

It does sort by Object.cmp(). The default implementation of Object.cmp()
sorts by address. See phobos/object.d