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Sorting is usually solved by allowing for optional separate sorting-key tags. So ' : album=' albumsort=Apostrophe These can act as search input as wel
by Freak_NL 5y ago
Sorting is usually solved by allowing for optional separate sorting-key tags. So ' :
album='
albumsort=Apostrophe
These can act as search input as well, so searching for 'apostrophe' could yield it depending on the software used.
† can either just sort wherever Unicode puts it, or if the album has a known pronunciation like 'star' above, have a sorting key too.
- rzzzt 5y agoWikipedia lists it as "Cross": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_(Justice_album) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_(Justice_album)
- Beltalowda 5y ago> † can either just sort wherever Unicode puts it, or if the album has a known pronunciation like 'star' above, have a sorting key too. Sure, but it doesn't happen automatically, so it's not "just do [..]". You need to think about some of these edge cases. I wrote a simple music library/player a bunch of years ago and ran in to some of these issues. I never did figure out how to deal with the band named "" in a sane way.
- thrdbndndn 5y agoYou can "just do" the default string sorting. The system (or programming language you're using, etc.) always have a way to sort them by default. And it doesn't have to be in A to Z. It could be (and IMO, should be) in "special" which such initial-index catalog typically already have.