Version: 1.4.3 (using KDE KDE 3.5.4) Installed from: Fedora RPMs OS: Linux After adding an artist named "Æt" (AEt) the Artist Browser looks like: : : ----- A ---- Divider Abba ABC According To Philip Adam Clayton & Dave Mullen ----- Æ ---- Divider Aerosmith Æt A-Ha Alexander O'Neal : :
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The sorting seems to be perfectly reasonable to me, however the divider should not be displayed.
I can live with the sorting, even though the letter Æ is one of the last three letters in the Norwegian alphabet. ABC....XYZÆØÅ
Bjørn, we're using QString::localeAwareCompare() to sort, maybe it special cases this char regardless of the locale, I don't really know. In Portuguese we don't use it at all, but it seems to sort it after "AA", but before "AI". It breaks the algo we use to handle the headers, so I'll guess it'll have to wait for the longing refactor of Collection Browser.
I'm using locale en_US.UTF-8: [kkc@d510 ~]$ locale LANG=en_US.UTF-8 If I change locale to "no", Amarok sorts as expected. See screenshot. I don't want to use "no" as the default locale. I can, however, start Amarok with '(export LANG=no;amarok)&' to get sorting right.
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You can set LC_COLLATE. It will affect only sorting, where appropriated.
This bug will be closed due to lack of reporter feedback.
Closed due to lack of feedback. Feel free to report any bug you should come across in Amarok 2.0