On Thursday, 21 September 2017 16:11:52 CEST Andreas Tille wrote:
> May be if cme would have the same effect as wrap-and-sort there is at
> least no disagreement between the users of both tools any more (leaving
> those who are not happy with either of them :-P ).
Unfortunately, wrap-and-sort has its own way of sorting: special entries (i.e.
that do not begin with letters) are sorted after "normal" entries. So
dependencies like "${misc:Depends}" are sorted after package dependencies.
Usually, sort algorithms do the reverse. May be wrap-and-sort should be called
wrap-and-sort-ish :-p
I don't really mind this weird order except emulating this requires adding yet
another special case (aka wart) to the way dpkg is handled in cme.
All the best
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