I found the most difficult part of implementing it was actually the merge function. After that, it's almost ridiculously easy.
I admit my pseudo-code ignores some of the details, making it look easier than it is.
My front function has to deal with the end of a list and provider a proper comparison when no item is available. It can be done this way.
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I found the most difficult part of implementing it was actually the merge function. After that, it's almost ridiculously easy.
I admit my pseudo-code ignores some of the details, making it look easier than it is.
My
front
function has to deal with the end of a list and provider a proper comparison when no item is available. It can be done this way.