Use ordermap instead of hashmap for backing arrays#126
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Use ordermap instead of hashmap for backing arrays as this allows iterating over arrays in a for loop in insertion order, like gawk.
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Don't merge yet as it will need some additional changes after This makes code like this work, like it does in It probably would also make it relatively trivial to support some of the gawk array sorting functions later: https://docs.rs/ordermap/0.5.10/ordermap/map/struct.OrderMap.html#method.sort_unstable_keys |
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Use ordermap instead of hashmap for backing arrays as this allows iterating over arrays in a for loop in insertion order, like gawk.