func (m *Model) GetColumnSorting() []SortColumn {
	c := make([]SortColumn, len(m.sortOrder))

	copy(c, m.sortOrder)

	return c
}
// GetColumnSorting returns the current sorting rules for the table as a list of
// SortColumns, which are applied from first to last.  This means that data will
// be grouped by the later elements in the list.  The returned list is a copy
// and modifications will have no effect.
GetColumnSorting returns the current sorting rules for the table as a list of
SortColumns, which are applied from first to last.  This means that data will
be grouped by the later elements in the list.  The returned list is a copy
and modifications will have no effect.
// GetColumnSorting returns the current sorting rules for the table as a list of // SortColumns which are applied from first to last . This means that data will // be grouped by the later elements in the list . The returned list is a copy // and modifications will have no effect .
func (m *Model) GetColumnSorting() []SortColumn {
	c := make([]SortColumn, len(m.sortOrder))
	copy(c, m.sortOrder)
	return c
}
func ( m * Model ) GetColumnSorting ( ) [ ] SortColumn { c := make ( [ ] SortColumn , len ( m . sortOrder ) ) copy ( c , m . sortOrder ) return c }
GetColumnSorting returns the current sorting rules for the table as a list of
SortColumns, which are applied from first to last.
GetColumnSorting returns the current sorting rules for the table as a list of SortColumns which are applied from first to last .