>Sort by: Filename
>1
>10
Sort by: Filename
Nolan Mitchell
Jace Bell
>doesn't know how sorting by filename works
Nathaniel Reyes
Sounds like a freetard problem. Windows hasn't done this for at least 20 years.
Jack Edwards
What's the issue? 1 comes before 10.
Adam Bailey
Works for me on GNU/Linux but I recall it not working when I used Windows 7
William Morgan
classic picrel
Julian Hughes
He probably thought
>11
>1
Luis Mitchell
No, I think he means
>1
>10
>2
>213980
>3
Blake Powell
but this makes sense
Nolan Hughes
>he thinks the file manager should implement some niggerlicious pattern finding algorithm that tokenizes the filename and attempts to find common places with numbers in all filenames
I'm sorry, but sorting by character code is just a simpler and better solution.
Adam Gomez
Only in a freetard's mind. This is how it's supposed to sort.
Too hard for the unemployed "programmers" working on open-source software?
Hunter Wilson
>Too hard for the unemployed "programmers" working on open-source software?
Probably not worth the effort and likely doesn't scale too well with large directories. I couldn't tell you as I don't develop a file manager.
Juan Lewis
>This is how it's supposed to sort.
Says who?
Isaac Jackson
bizarre chimpout
Gavin Flores
my uncle works at nintendo and he told me this is how it's supposed to work.
Gavin Hughes
>2 doesn't come before 10
Freetard logic, everyone.
Ryan Smith
Why were you trying to defend sorting by character code then?
Chase King
>there's only one person on Any Forums
You need to go back to plebbit faggot
Jackson Mitchell
This is more "correct" way.
This is more natural way for humans.
Computers look at characters and sort that way. Humans look at numbers as one blob. Leading zeros remove the ambigiuity but you never know how much you need.
I prefer the blob method but strictly speaking it is not the "correct" way and reqires more complexity.
If you want to be more user friendly the default should be the blob in my opinion.
Andrew Lewis
>doesnt name files 01, 02, 10
project manager logic, everyone
Ian Ward
>get to file 100
>have to insert an extra 0 for every preceding file to keep up naming schema
awful convention