Imagine you have a big enum in Rust, for example an Error, with a dozen or more variants.
When maintaining related code, for example a Display implementation, or routing to some behaviors, it's sometimes much easier when it's alpha sorted: you immediately see what's implemented or not.
That's when you can hit the codesort shortcut to have this specific list (enum variants, match arms, etc.) sorted.
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Why alphabetical and not topological?
Imagine you have a big enum in Rust, for example an Error, with a dozen or more variants.
When maintaining related code, for example a Display implementation, or routing to some behaviors, it's sometimes much easier when it's alpha sorted: you immediately see what's implemented or not.
That's when you can hit the codesort shortcut to have this specific list (enum variants, match arms, etc.) sorted.