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#3339 Make order of summary curves in plot predictable.

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* The issue is sorting on pointer address for ensembles and summary cases. Instead sort by name.
* The crucial changes are in RiaSummaryCurveDefinition.cpp, RimSummaryCase and RimSummaryCaseCollection.
* The rest of the changes are just fallout from changing the pure virtual method RimSummaryCase::caseName to be const. The rest just follows.
* RimGridSummaryCase::caseName does alter something, but this variable was already declared mutable.
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Gaute Lindkvist
2018-09-18 11:31:10 +02:00
parent 592645ed42
commit 38c2c9c237
17 changed files with 43 additions and 14 deletions
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@@ -144,11 +144,23 @@ bool RiaSummaryCurveDefinition::operator<(const RiaSummaryCurveDefinition& other
{
if (m_summaryCase != other.summaryCase())
{
// Try comparing the dereferenced objects first. They have a predictable sorting operator.
if (m_summaryCase && other.summaryCase())
{
return *m_summaryCase < *other.summaryCase();
}
// Sorting by pointer address, which may appear random to the user.
return m_summaryCase < other.summaryCase();
}
if (m_ensemble != other.ensemble())
{
// Try comparing the dereferenced objects first. They have a predictable sorting operator.
if (m_ensemble && other.ensemble())
{
return *m_ensemble < *other.ensemble();
}
// Sorting by pointer address, which may appear random to the user.
return (m_ensemble < other.ensemble());
}