Support case-insensitive sorting by file names #78
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@glomie: I understand that this is a feature request to support case-insensitive sorting, so am editing the issue title to make it a bit clearer. Please comment if that is not the case. There's also issue #60 about improving sorting methods, so I will try to solve both issues together for version 0.5.0. Thanks for your suggestion! |
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@aperezdc Thanks very much.Your answer is appropriate and polite. |
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That's too slow. |
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This has been implemented in #124. |
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Add the fancyindex_case_sensitive option which considers the case when sorting by name if it is on (which it is by default to keep current behavior) and does a case-insensitive name sort if it is off. Closes aperezdc#78 Closes aperezdc#124 Co-authored-by: Ryan Schmidt <[email protected]>
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Add the fancyindex_case_sensitive option which considers the case when sorting by name if it is on (which it is by default to keep current behavior) and does a case-insensitive name sort if it is off. Closes #78 Closes #124 Co-authored-by: Ryan Schmidt <[email protected]>
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According to ascii order, the lowercase letter is bigger than the uppercase letter. For example, it shows "Afilename,Bfilename" and then "afilename". It's not suitable for me to find the file. So can you list the files ordering by ignore-case filename?
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