Win7 SP1 English x32 - default NTFS file system.
1. Sort the file list panel view by descending modification time order.
2. Create a new folder then create 2100 empty files inside by the names 0000 through 2099. To create the files I used a Take Command command-line loop, DO i=0 to 2099 ( > %@format[04,%i] ) - use something equivalent (Take Command TCC/LE is free from the vendor's site).
3. From top to bottom, I see the following sorted names:
2098 2099 2097 2096 2095 2094 2092 2093 2091 2090...
So the sorting looks wrong: Bug?
4. Click on the sort column header to reverse the sort order and scroll to the bottom of the list. Now I see the following sorted names:
... 2090 2091 2092 2093 2094 2095 2096 2097 2098 2099
So the sorting looks right! This is why I suspect #3 is a bug.
[8.0b15 x32] wrong column sort order
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I agree with Valentino. I just tried your script with TCC/LE and checked timestamps of created files. Looks like it creates files in groups and in each group files have the same timestamp.
I used a vbs script with a 1 microsecond precision - while NTFS allows a 100ns precision, it doesn't matter here, because the differences between two groups were always in milliseconds.
And other programs sort those files the same way as TC.
I agree with Valentino. I just tried your script with TCC/LE and checked timestamps of created files. Looks like it creates files in groups and in each group files have the same timestamp.
I used a vbs script with a 1 microsecond precision - while NTFS allows a 100ns precision, it doesn't matter here, because the differences between two groups were always in milliseconds.
And other programs sort those files the same way as TC.
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TC sorts the files by name when the time stamp is the same and your sort them by time.
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