dict->sort

dict ->sort: [bool|code|function], ignore_blanks=[bool], reverse=[bool]

Sort the contents of the dict. The ordering information is kept in dict<-members. There are two possibilities:

Alphabetical sorting When the first argument is not a code object, the dict will be sorted alphabetically on the dict_item<-label. The first argument requests to compare case-insensitive. The second to ignore leading and trailing blank space and to collapse multiple blanks in the middle to a single space character. (see also string->strip).
Sorting on a comparison function. In this case the first argument is a code object. This code object is passed pairs of dict_item objects as @arg1 and @arg2. See chain->sort for details.
If dict<-sort_by contains a code object, this will be used as the default. See also dict<-sort_by to maintain a list of sorted objects.

Defaults: # case-insensitive: dict.sort_ignore_case
ignore blanks dict.sort_ignore_blanks @see dict.sort_ignore_case @see dict.sort_ignore_blanks