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import java.util.regex.Pattern

import scalaz.Ordering
import scalaz._
import Scalaz._

import scala.util.matching.Regex

(Ordering.LT:Ordering) |+| (Ordering.GT:Ordering)

final case class Weather(location:String, rank:Int)

//Let's say if we want to sort by location and rank


val w1 = new Weather("USA1",2)
val w2 = new Weather("USA",1)
val w3 = new Weather("USA",5)

val w4 = new Weather("India",1)
val w5 = new Weather("India",10)
val w6 = new Weather("Zhina",3)
val w7 = new Weather("Zhina",5)

val list:List[Weather] = List(w1,w2,w3,w4,w5,w6,w7)

def weatherCompare(lhs: Weather, rhs: Weather): Boolean = {

  //How do I create custom ordering?
  val usaPattern:Regex = "(USA.*)".r

  val res = (lhs.location, rhs.location ) match {
    case  (usaPattern("USA"), usaPattern("USA")) => lhs.rank cmp rhs.rank
    case (usaPattern("USA"), _) => Ordering.LT
    case (_,usaPattern("USA")) => Ordering.GT
    case (_,_) => {
      val p = (lhs.location cmp rhs.location)
      val q = (lhs.rank cmp rhs.rank)
      p |+| q
    }
  }
  if(res.toInt < 1) true else false

}


//Should w1 precedence over w4?
//USA, INDIA => yes it is TRUE.
//the previous method says  Ordering.LT.toInt is -1 then it s true.
weatherCompare(w1,w4)

list.sortWith( (x,y) => weatherCompare(x,y) )