I'm having fits over using sort/reverse to sort file names from a
directory. I know we've gone over this before, but what I thought was
working is no longer working. For example, using the following function on
a Linux server seems to work fine:
read-directory-messages: func [
"Read a directory of XML-formatted standard messages with the directory
determined by messageType."
message-directory [block!] "A block of file names corresponding to a
directory of XML-formatted standard messages."
][
message-block: copy []
foreach file-name message-directory [
file-contents: read file-name
insert message-block file-contents
sort/reverse message-block
message-block
]
]
But on an IIS server, things get out of order. (I have no idea why.) If I
remove...
sort/reverse message-block
from the above function, the IIS server behaves nicely.
Is there any way to write a function which will accommodate both situations
nicely?
All of my filenames are as such...
20010410145432
20010410145433
20010410145434
and as such, there should be some way to order them.
Ryan C. Christiansen
Web Developer
Intellisol International
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Fargo, ND 58104
701-235-3390 ext. 6671
FAX: 701-235-9940
http://www.intellisol.com
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