Hi all, I don't know whether this is a bug, a feature or an unforseen property of OO sorting. Here's the problem. I am trying to do a sort based strictly on the ascii codes of symobls in a particular column. The problem exists however I define the category of the column be it number, text, all, etc. Here's the problem: the ascii code of the symbol Õ (hex d5) is below the symbol Ô (hex d4). If a do an ascending sort with these two symbols then the Ô's (d4) appear before the Õ's (d5) which is what I want. What's really evil is that if I embed them in strings like this: òËÕÔ225! and this òËÔÔ24!u, the first string is sorted *before* the second string although the hex ascii codes of the first three characters are [f2 cb d5] and [f2 cb d5], respectively. The following number 22 vs. 24 seems to determine the sort order. The codes d4 and d5 seem to be treated identically in this context. How can I convince OO to sort strictly on ascii codes (I have ticked the case sensitive box in the sort options). This should be a challenge, eh? Cheers, Jonathan -- Registerd Linux user #445917 at http://counter.li.org/
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