Mike Holden wrote:
Thomas Martitz wrote:
Thomas Martitz wrote:
I've found a simpler solution for this. Trying the code raises the
following problem:
00 < 0b < 01 < 1
Zeros before except the final zeros are ignored, and the final zero
before characters is not ignored. But the leading zeros of numbers are
(so that 01 is 1). Obviously 0 sorts before 1.
Nautilus has this problem too. I don't know what windows does in this
case.
I thought we'd already established that those 4 files are in the right order?
Windows orders them as below, which is the same as above:
00
0b
01
1
I didn't establish anything, the mail about nautilus was sent before I
received yours. But if Nautilus and Windows sort this way, (and we want
to mimic it), then it's right, indeed.
