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a modest proposal: when the textbook sorting rules is by name alphabetically, it is more natural when it is case-insensitive
In what scenarios do you need this feature?
The current sorting rules are: in the order of ASCII codes, uppercase first, lowercase later. It's a bit too programmer, most users want to see is not case-sensitive.
Change the first letter to lowercase, and the sorting will change immediately. Non-programmers will be very confusing at the sorting results.
e.g. bat, json should occur much earlier than Node.js
Describe the optimal solution
Take the most general option, like VS Code, case-insensitive when sorting by name alphabetically,
Describe the candidate solution
No response
Other information
No response
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a modest proposal: when the textbook sorting rules is by name alphabetically, it is more natural when it is case-insensitive
Doc tree ignores case when sorting alphabetically by name
May 26, 2023
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Doc tree ignores case when sorting alphabetically by name
Doc tree, backlinks, tags, templates ignores case when sorting alphabetically by name
May 26, 2023
88250
changed the title
Doc tree, backlinks, tags, templates ignores case when sorting alphabetically by name
Doc tree, backlinks, tags and templates ignores case when sorting alphabetically by name
May 26, 2023
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a modest proposal: when the textbook sorting rules is by name alphabetically, it is more natural when it is case-insensitive
In what scenarios do you need this feature?
The current sorting rules are: in the order of ASCII codes, uppercase first, lowercase later. It's a bit too programmer, most users want to see is not case-sensitive.
Change the first letter to lowercase, and the sorting will change immediately. Non-programmers will be very confusing at the sorting results.
e.g. bat, json should occur much earlier than Node.js

Describe the optimal solution
Take the most general option, like VS Code, case-insensitive when sorting by name alphabetically,
Describe the candidate solution
No response
Other information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: