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I am using the Standard Template Library in a program that involves sorting linked lists. &nbsp;I have an object defined that contains two variables, int ID and char TYPE. &nbsp;I also have defined the operator&lt; and operator == which involves the ID variable. &nbsp;So an STL sort would sort the dequeue by the ID number. &nbsp;I also want to sort by the TYPE. &nbsp;For example, If I am sorting by ID number, and two identical number come up, I want to be able to break the tie by choosing the object with the highest TYPE priority. &nbsp;I would also like to be able to sort by TYPE. &nbsp;Is there any way to use the STL to sort a dequeue of object by more than one object variable? &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Thank you<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Chris Blue
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I am using the Standard Template Library in a program that involves sorting linked lists.  I have an object defined that contains two variables, int ID and char TYPE.  I also have defined the operator< and operator == which involves the ID variable.  So an STL sort would sort the dequeue by the ID number.  I also want to sort by the TYPE.  For example, If I am sorting by ID number, and two identical number come up, I want to be able to break the tie by choosing the object with the highest TYPE priority.  I would also like to be able to sort by TYPE.  Is there any way to use the STL to sort a dequeue of object by more than one object variable?  
            Thank you
            Chris Blue

STL sorting

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