This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
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This product provides a couple IOrdering adpaters to provide efficient
auto-sorting of folders with significant amounts of content.
It includes a title (``flexible-title-ordering``) and id
(``flexible-id-ordering``) ordering, but is intended to allow easy
creation of custom sorts.
It is easy to create custom ordering implementations by subclassing
one of the included implementations and simply overriding the
``key_func(obj)`` method which generates a sort key for contained
content. Essentially, any ordering can be achieved in this manner.
Note: The full data structure containing the folder order key -> id
mapping is stored on the folder itself. This means that folder
instances with a large amount of content may become somewhat large,
but that order lookups should be quite fast.
Credits
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Alec Mitchell
Jazkarta, Inc.
With thanks to:
Dumbarton Oaks
KCRW Radio
Changelog
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1.0beta1 (2014-03-08)
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- Initial release
1 maintainer
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