Re: List Orders

Rik Hemsley <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.look
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#if Henry Stanaland
> This is something I've wondered for years: Why do computers use such
> a dumb way of alphabetizing?  i.e. why do the following files get
> listed like this:
>
> image1.jpg
> image10.jpg
> image11.jpg
> image2.jpg
> image22.jpg
> image25.jpg
> image8.jpg
> image9.jpg
>
> I know generally this is how you would want to do this, but couldn't
> we find a couple of pattern matching algorithms where most of the
> time you would get this:
>
> image1.jpg
> image2.jpg
> image8.jpg
> image9.jpg
> image10.jpg
> image11.jpg
> image22.jpg
> image25.jpg

See SplitPlayList in Noatun. It does that.

Rik


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