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On the Classification of Sort Markers

Posted: 13 Apr 2015 17:05
by bdeshi
[*newoobish*]

hey, sometimes I see the sort-order markers painted in blue. What does that mean? Do they feel sadness?
Also I know a normal marker is comprised of 4 lines, and 3 lines for secondary sort . But pressing SHIFT+sort header makes the central two lines the same width (this only on the name column). Meaning?
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Re: On the Classification of Sort Markers

Posted: 13 Apr 2015 17:12
by admin
Blue is "dirty" (can happen after renaming, or after the new Selected to Top). Pressing the header will update the sort (instead of reverting it).

The other one I cannot reproduce. Looks like a bug.

Re: On the Classification of Sort Markers

Posted: 13 Apr 2015 17:36
by bdeshi
"Blue is "dirty"" - Thanks.
admin wrote:
SammaySarkar wrote:But pressing SHIFT+sort header makes the central two lines the same width (this only on the name column). Meaning?
I cannot reproduce. Looks like a bug.
Reproduced in ::fresh after enabling Configuration > Sort and Rename > Sort > Keep folders on top. This is only visible on the Name column, and only when the marker is pointing down.


ed. :tup:

Re: On the Classification of Sort Markers

Posted: 13 Apr 2015 17:37
by admin
Yep, got it.