| From: | Gareth Griffiths |
| Date: | 25 May 2000 at 10:14:03 |
| Subject: | Re: Bug in Lof? |
> Alternatively, with many sort algorythms, things with the same sort
> key stay in the original order when sorted. In this case, do a sort
> on the least significant key first, then work up to the most
> important. In your case, sort on Title first, then Artist.
>
> I don't know whether this will work with the particular sort used by
> Blitz, but it won't take too long to try it out.
Well I have tried various methods of doing it, all ones which I thought up,
and none of them worked. But then I just did the exact same sort procedure
as for the Artist, but for the Title, straight after the Artist sort had
finished. And now it works. THe result is on aminet.
/util/misc/mp3-2-html.lha
Now all I need is a recursive scanner. I came up with the idea of scanning
through, counting the number of subdirs, and storing an array of those
subdirs. Then just scanning through the subdirs using the normal routine.
Would this work? I don't see any reason why it wouldn't, but I ain't got
time to try it at the moment.
Catch ya later,
GazChap.
The pistol of the flower is its only protection against insects.
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