Numeric sort option, uses version sort algorithm taken from GNU sort tool

[pelya]

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[dnldsht]

never heard about this way to sort stuff, but I'm gonna merge this!
Thank for your work!

[pelya]

Huh, did you ever read manga on your phone?

The files are often named 1.jpg to 100.jpg, which breaks sorting order,
because after 1.jpg you are getting 10.jpg, 11.jpg, ... instead of 2.jpg.

And sometimes they are named like chapter77page33.jpg, which confuses a
simple string-to-int sorting.

Thankfully, no one thought up yet of counting chapters in hexadecimal.

On Sep 9, 2016 9:53 PM, "Donald Shtjefni" [email protected] wrote:

Merged #319 #319.

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[wyatt8740]

@pelya Thanks for doing this. I'd previously been using a shellscript using GNU sort to fake the 'file modified' times to make them sort right in leafpic (I help proofread Jitsu Wa Watashi Wa").

It's neat to see that in Java, a language that I cannot make myself fully understand -_-