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How to use sortConcepts method of formatter Package

Best Gauge code snippet using formatter.sortConcepts

formatter.go

...200	formatter := &formatter{buffer: formattedSpec, itemQueue: queue}201	specification.Traverse(formatter, queue)202	return string(formatter.buffer.Bytes())203}204func sortConcepts(conceptDictionary *gauge.ConceptDictionary, conceptMap map[string]string) []*gauge.Concept {205	var concepts []*gauge.Concept206	for _, concept := range conceptDictionary.ConceptsMap {207		conceptMap[concept.FileName] = ""208		concepts = append(concepts, concept)209	}210	sort.Sort(gauge.ByLineNo(concepts))211	return concepts212}213func formatConceptSteps(conceptMap map[string]string, concept *gauge.Concept) {214	conceptMap[concept.FileName] += strings.TrimSpace(strings.Replace(FormatStep(concept.ConceptStep), "*", "#", 1)) + "\n"215	for i := 1; i < len(concept.ConceptStep.Items); i++ {216		conceptMap[concept.FileName] += formatItem(concept.ConceptStep.Items[i])217	}218}219func FormatConcepts(conceptDictionary *gauge.ConceptDictionary) map[string]string {220	conceptMap := make(map[string]string)221	for _, concept := range sortConcepts(conceptDictionary, conceptMap) {222		for _, comment := range concept.ConceptStep.PreComments {223			conceptMap[concept.FileName] += FormatComment(comment)224		}225		formatConceptSteps(conceptMap, concept)226	}227	return conceptMap228}229func formatItem(item gauge.Item) string {230	switch item.Kind() {231	case gauge.CommentKind:232		comment := item.(*gauge.Comment)233		if comment.Value == "\n" {234			return comment.Value235		}...

sortConcepts

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type concept struct {3}4func (c conceptList) Len() int {5    return len(c)6}7func (c conceptList) Less(i, j int) bool {8}9func (c conceptList) Swap(i, j int) {10}11type formatter struct {12}13func (f *formatter) sortConcepts() {14    sort.Sort(f.concepts)15}16func (f *formatter) printConcepts() {17    for _, concept := range f.concepts {18        fmt.Println(concept.name)19    }20}21func (f *formatter) readConcepts() {22    scanner := bufio.NewScanner(os.Stdin)23    for scanner.Scan() {24        line := scanner.Text()25        split := strings.Split(line, ",")26        weight, err := strconv.Atoi(split[1])27        if err != nil {28            fmt.Println("Error converting weight to integer")29            os.Exit(1)30        }31        f.concepts = append(f.concepts, concept{split[0], weight})32    }33}34func main() {35    f := formatter{}36    f.readConcepts()37    f.sortConcepts()38    f.printConcepts()39}40import (41type concept struct {42}43func (c conceptList) Len() int {44    return len(c)45}46func (c conceptList) Less(i, j int) bool {47}48func (c conceptList) Swap(i, j int) {49}50type formatter struct {51}52func (f *formatter) sortConcepts() {53    sort.Sort(f.concepts)54}55func (f *formatter)

sortConcepts

Using AI Code Generation

1type Sorter interface {2    sortConcepts(c []*Concept)3}4type formatter struct {5}6func (f *formatter) sortConcepts(c []*Concept) {7}8type sorter struct {9}10func (s *sorter) sortConcepts(c []*Concept) {11}12type sorter struct {13}14func (s *sorter) sortConcepts(c []*Concept) {15}16type sorter struct {17}18func (s *sorter) sortConcepts(c []*Concept) {19}20type sorter struct {21}22func (s *sorter) sortConcepts(c []*Concept) {23}24type sorter struct {25}26func (

sortConcepts

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2import "sort"3import "github.com/ibm-watson-data-lab/shopping-list-concept-miner/formatter"4func main() {5    concepts := []formatter.Concept{6        {Text: "shoes", Frequency: 0.8},7        {Text: "sandals", Frequency: 0.2},8        {Text: "socks", Frequency: 0.4},9        {Text: "boots", Frequency: 0.5},10    }11    fmt.Println("Unsorted concepts:")12    for _, concept := range concepts {13        fmt.Printf("%v14    }15    fmt.Println("Sorted concepts:")16    concepts = formatter.SortConcepts(concepts)17    for _, concept := range concepts {18        fmt.Printf("%v19    }20}21{shoes 0.8}22{sandals 0.2}23{socks 0.4}24{boots 0.5}25{sandals 0.2}26{socks 0.4}27{boots 0.5}28{shoes 0.8}29In this tutorial, we created a Go package that includes a struct, a method, and a function. We also learned how to import and use third-party Go packages to add functionality to our program. The next tutorial in this series will show

sortConcepts

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    concepts := []Concept{3        Concept{4        },5        Concept{6        },7        Concept{8        },9    }10    f := formatter{11    }12    f.sortConcepts()13    for _, c := range f.concepts {14        fmt.Println(c.Name, ":", c.Description)15    }16}17func main() {18    concepts := []Concept{19        Concept{20        },21        Concept{22        },23        Concept{24        },25    }26    f := formatter{27    }28    sort.Sort(f)29    for _, c := range f.concepts {30        fmt.Println(c.Name, ":", c.Description)31    }32}33func main() {34    concepts := []Concept{35        Concept{36        },37        Concept{38        },39        Concept{40        },41    }42    sort.Slice(concepts, func(i, j int) bool {43    })44    for _, c := range concepts {45        fmt.Println(c.Name, ":", c.Description)46    }47}

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