i know that the contents of an OSC node acting as a "directory" are inherently unordered, but could you please alphabetize them according to the local name when displaying them?
so for instance, it might be nice if the top-level groups were be ordered:
/test
/tuples
/vecs
...and within /test, the order would be:
/test/my_char
/test/my_color
/test/my_double
etc.
dustmop
commented
6 years ago
i know that the contents of an OSC node acting as a "directory" are inherently unordered, but could you please alphabetize them according to the local name when displaying them?
so for instance, it might be nice if the top-level groups were be ordered: /test /tuples /vecs
...and within /test, the order would be: /test/my_char /test/my_color /test/my_double etc.