Change sort order when list is empty

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Change sort order when list is empty

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I may have been the one who asked for it in the first place, and I really liked that I could change the sort order on an empty List. So it's been buging me for a few days now : it doesn't work anymore. :(

I'm guessing it changed when the secondary sort order was introduced, because it worked "not so long" ago, but that's mostly a guess.
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Indeed! I'll fix that.

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admin wrote:Indeed! I'll fix that.
Thanks! :)

So, how was nothingland ? ;) Had a good time there ?
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jacky wrote:
admin wrote:Indeed! I'll fix that.
Thanks! :)

So, how was nothingland ? ;) Had a good time there ?
It was a sweaty kind of nothingness: I did a lot of "homework", like making things out of wood, drilling holes in walls... real world stuff. Didn't miss the computer for a second... well, apart from that second where the wall turned out to be a vertical pile of sand that desintegrated spontaneously when facing the drilling machine... when hardware turns soft you get nostalgic for the world where you simply can download the solution... :wink:

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Post by j_c_hallgren »

admin wrote:I did a lot of "homework", like making things out of wood, drilling holes in walls...
Hey, that's my kind of homework! I do a fair amount of that at my cottages on Cape Cod...but still leave the critical/heavy stuff for others who can do it quicker..

Speaking of making holes in walls...I heard on TV news last night about some guy who tried making a hole in wall for some TV cable by using a gun! He shot a hole in wall...and...also in wife who was unknown to be on other side...wife killed...next time, use a drill!
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Post by graham »

shooting holes in walls - I bet they believe him too.

I too make things but in metal and when it goes wrong after maybe a weeks hard graft a reset button is definitely wished for but, that would lessen the achievement when it goes right. Nature can be cruel but it's OS works the best way after all.

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