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@ -284,7 +284,10 @@ public void TestReplayFramesSortStability()
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const double repeating_time = 5000;
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// add a range of frames randomized in time but have a "data" assigned to them in ascending order.
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// add a collection of frames in shuffled order time-wise; each frame also stores its original index to check stability later.
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// data is hand-picked and breaks if the unstable List<T>.Sort() is used.
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// in theory this can still return a false-positive with another unstable algorithm if extremely unlucky,
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// but there is no conceivable fool-proof way to prevent that anyways.
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replay.Frames.AddRange(new[]
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repeating_time,
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@ -315,7 +318,7 @@ public void TestReplayFramesSortStability()
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// create a new handler with the replay for the sort to be performed.
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handler = new TestInputHandler(replay);
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// ensure sort stability by checking whether the "data" assigned to each time-repeated frame is in ascending order, as it was before sort.
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// ensure sort stability by checking that the frames with time == repeating_time are sorted in ascending frame index order themselves.
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var repeatingTimeFramesData = replay.Frames
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.Cast<TestReplayFrame>()
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.Where(f => f.Time == repeating_time)
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