// Check sorting of arrays indexed by key SERVER-2884

t = db.jstests_sort8;
t.drop();

t.save( {a:[1,10]} ); 
t.save( {a:5} ); 
unindexedForward = t.find().sort( {a:1} ).toArray();
unindexedReverse = t.find().sort( {a:-1} ).toArray();
t.ensureIndex( {a:1} );
indexedForward = t.find().sort( {a:1} ).hint( {a:1} ).toArray();
indexedReverse = t.find().sort( {a:1} ).hint( {a:1} ).toArray();

assert.eq( unindexedForward, indexedForward );
assert.eq( unindexedReverse, indexedReverse );

// Sorting is based on array members, not the array itself.
assert.eq( [1,10], unindexedForward[ 0 ].a );
assert.eq( [1,10], unindexedReverse[ 0 ].a );

// Now try with a bounds constraint.
t.dropIndexes();
unindexedForward = t.find({a:{$gte:5}}).sort( {a:1} ).toArray();
unindexedReverse = t.find({a:{$lte:5}}).sort( {a:-1} ).toArray();
t.ensureIndex( {a:1} );
indexedForward = t.find({a:{$gte:5}}).sort( {a:1} ).hint( {a:1} ).toArray();
indexedReverse = t.find({a:{$lte:5}}).sort( {a:-1} ).hint( {a:1} ).toArray();

assert.eq( unindexedForward, indexedForward );
assert.eq( unindexedReverse, indexedReverse );