Bryan VanDyke wrote: > Mike Holden wrote: >> As a side debate (subject line altered appropriately), should it be >> enabled by default? >> >> Personally I would say no, since it changes current functionality. I have >> no need for this feature since I only play playlists directly, so the >> names of the actual music files have no interest or meaning for me. >> > > I vote off by default. > >> However I do have some "custom" playlists (i.e. mixes, not original artist >> albums), and I labelled them all beginning with 00 (zero zero) so that >> they sorted first in my list of playlists. Once this new feature was >> implemented, my playlists suddenly disappeared into the big list of >> playlists, so that 00Rock.m3u sorted under R while 00ClassicRock.m3u >> sorted under C. > > > The implementation from before the revert had a bug where it stripped > ALL zeros instead of just LEADING zeros. So if the number was 0, with or > without leading zeros,it was removed. ie > > 0 -> 0 > 00 -> nothing > 01 -> 1 > 002 ->2 > > This was reported in FS#10029. I submitted a fix for it FS#10030 but > unfortunately it got lost in the revert. > > The fix did this > 0 -> 0 > 00 -> 0 > 01 -> 1 > 002 -> 2 > > >> Fortunately I follow the discussions on here so I was aware of the change >> and what I needed to alter in my settings to disable it. >> >> I would vote for new features which change existing functionality to be >> disabled by default. Do we have a general policy on this? > >
oops. too quick with the copy and paste. before 0 -> nothing 00 -> nothing 01 -> 1 002 -> 2 after 0 -> 0 00 -> 0 01 -> 1 002 -> 2
