mnesia: add select_reverse/1-4 #9475
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Adds mnesia:select_reverse/1-4 and supporting functions in mnesia_lib, bringing the mnesia API closer to ets's. Related GH issue: erlang#8993
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Hello, this PR adds
mnesia:select_reverse/1-4and supporting functions inmnesia_lib, bringing the mnesia API closer toets's.Related issue: #8993
Much of this is copy/paste of
select/1-6, with the needed tweaks to call the newmnesia_lib:*_rev_*functions andlists:sortin descending order. The tests are also nearly identical toselect's tests, only they assert on the expected reverse ordering.