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A natural order is an alphabetical order which takes into account digit
numbers. For example, the list ["Album 10", "Album 3"] should be
sorted ["Album 3", "Album 10"] in an natural order.
This can happen for compilation albums. There can be
naming schemes like: Album, Album 2, Album 3,..., Album 10.
This issue is fixed by replacing the alphabetical sort function of the
main models by a natural sort function. This new sort function splits
the names by the occurences of a digit. The digits are then replaced by
an integer which allows to make a direct list comparison.
Closes: #22
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If an album, artist or song name contains an accent, it won't be
sorted correctly in somes cases.
For example, if an album is named "Éléor", it will be visible at the
end of the AlbumsView while it would make more sense to insert it
before an album starting with the letter "f".
The main issue is that direct string comparisons do not handle well
string which contains accents. Instead a caseless comparison needs to
be done: the strings need to be normalized before the comparison.
This issue is fixed by introducing a new sort function named
sort_names which normalizes the string. This sort function is set for
all the relevant models.
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Adding more than one item at a time resulted in the same item being
added multiple times. This was not noticed because all the additions
were single adds at a time. With batch additions however this becomes an
obvious bug.
Correct adding multiple items at a time to SongListStore.
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The property associated with the song validation is validation and not
state.
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Use persistent list models throughout Music to hold the state of a
users music collected through Grilo and Tracker.
The extent of the rework did not allow for a gradual approach, so this
commit marks a hard break from the old approach. It is not yet on-par
with the old codebase.
This rework is partially based on the work of
Jean Felder <jfelder@src.gnome.org>.
Related: #299.
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