Version: 0.9.1 (using 4.1.4 (KDE 4.1.4), Kubuntu packages) OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.27-11-generic Korean words get sorted the wrong way. If applied to English, that would be: a b c z aa ab zz aaa zzz instead of the correct order as follows: a aa aaa ab b c z zz zzz Basically, the one-character words come first, then the two-character words etc... Within their length, they are sorted correctly, but they should by no means be sorted according to their length in the first place.
Created attachment 32335 [details] CSV showing a short word list with wrong and correct sort order Sort the numbers in column A to see how the words are sorted in parley and sort the numbers in column C to see how the words should actually be sorted. Can be used as a testcase.
Is this behavior specific to Parley or does it happen to other KDE apps? (eg Dolphin with file names?)
Frederick, as I already mentioned, KOffice does it right. But it's interesting you're mentioning Dolphin. I just made a test and there! it is the same as in Parley! So we probably have to escalate this bug to KDE. Is there a way to do this or do I need to open a new bug?
Created attachment 87560 [details] Screenshot shows korean sort order is correct in Parley KDE 4.13.2 Seems this bug can be closed.
Created attachment 87561 [details] Screenshot shows korean sort order is correct in Dolphin KDE 4.13.2 Seems this bug is solved
thanks for testing