Column Sorting #48
Column Sorting #48
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Another use case from GS:
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[not-tagged:"suggestion" tagged:"feature" bulk edit command] |
This would be useful. It would provide an easy way to scan entries without filtering. Especially in cases where the filter term is not known (misspellings). |
(from [707c790e6365]) [#48] Preliminary implementation of table column sorting. |
(from [7872186cd8ce]) [#48] table refresh after a sort is initiated by a gui call. |
(from [ed638c6d241a]) [#48] Table sorting supports descending order. |
(from [d58ff0cb77c4]) [#48] Properly sorts lowercased/uppercased/accented letters. |
(from [998ea0c12fe2]) [#48] Added support for sorting in the entry, budget and schedule tables. Also, defined default sort order at startup. |
(from [d68a199dea3d]) [#48] Added support for date column with null values in them. |
(from [4f26a46387a3]) [#48] Sorting supports amounts of different currencies (it just ignores them). |
(from [8cfb2d3d6ab8]) [#48] Sorting supports the status columns in transactions and entries tables. |
(from [415440da93d6]) [#48] Sort descriptors persist through table changes. |
(from [bbff011edff2]) [#48] Sorting transactions and entries tables by date takes their "position" attribute into account. |
(from [abadd7fff0fc]) [#48] Rows in transactions and entries tables can only be manually moved around if the current sort descriptor is ('date', False). |
Seems to work alright. |
Allow the user to click on a column in any table to sort the table based on that column.
While transactions sorted by something other than date can be confusing, there are some legitimate use cases for it, like the one from this thread.
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