Stumped on this one. In Grails it seems one cannot define a default sort on multiple columns in domain mapping a la static mapping = { sort 'prop1 desc, prop2 asc' }, or { sort([prop1:'desc', prop2:'asc']) }. Only first column gets sorted, lame.
Similarly, when trying to Groovy sort a Grails findAllBy query on multiple columns, the second sort overrides the first.
def list = [[rowNum:2,position:3],[rowNum:1,position:2],[rowNum:3,position:1]]
list.sort{it.rowNum}.sort{it.position}
Obviously missing the boat on the latter case, the groovy sort. I have seen postings re: implementing comparable, but looking for something more concise if possible.
Here is a Groovy solution. Still essentially implementing a Comparator though.
list.sort { map1, map2 -> map1.rowNum <=> map2.rowNum ?: map1.position <=> map2.position }
Thanks to the link from GreenGiant, we see that the issue is closed as fixed as of version 2.3.
There is also example code:
static mapping =
{ sort([lastname:'asc', name:'asc']) }
It is working for me in 2.4.3
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