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When working with web workers, all methods are stripped away during transfer. Is there a way to initialize the sortedArray at the other end, without the end to sort it again? https://github.com/zandaqo/structurae/blob/master/sorted-array.ts#L30
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Looks like you could do.
new SortedArray(...[10,9])`
Is that the preferred solution?
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const sorted = new SortedArray(...array)
Just use the constructor, it doesn't trigger sorting.
EDIT:
Yes, at least for now, I have to test how much/and if spreading adds overhead and whether it's worth having a special logic for this situation.
I heavily use web workers for short bursts of computation,
I could use the native array methods, but the methods in this library are quite useful 😄 to pass up. Thanks for the library.
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When working with web workers, all methods are stripped away during transfer. Is there a way to initialize the sortedArray at the other end, without the end to sort it again? https://github.com/zandaqo/structurae/blob/master/sorted-array.ts#L30
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