Hi, Here is another issue related to sorting that differs in the gtk1 and gtk2 versions (both CVS 19.8.2003 versions). My gtk1 version provides three decimal places and sorts in numeric order. The gtk2 version I run does not display more than 1 decimal place if it is equal to zero (and on startup, the normalized value is apparently rounded to to the nearest integer). The sorting appears to be a two stage process, first on the number left of the decimal place and then on the number to the right of the decimal place. (I'm sorry I have not checked the code, but that appears to be the case). Therefore, I get strange results like 12.192 being displayed as > 12.22, I think because 192 > 22.
My preference would be to keep the fixed 3 decimal place display, which would work with the apparent current logic of the sorting, with true (not rounded) values display at startup. I have put a screenshot from the gtk2 version at http://ku.wru.umt.edu/pub/incoming/UploadStats.png which illustrates the many "integer" values display for files not uploaded in the current session, with the highlighted value of 12.192 being display as greater than 12.22 in a sort with the highest values at the top (not withstanding the proper pyramid at the top of which I could be convinced either way that that means ascending or descending :-). Excellent program BTW. Chris ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Gtk-gnutella-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gtk-gnutella-devel
