Currently when using the sort_g or sg command, groups are sorted alphabetically by name (ie: CS2103-F11-1 comes before CS2103-F2-1).
However, a user might not feel that this is sorted in a real-life context, one would assume that CS2103-F2-1 comes before CS2103-F11-1 (and not the other way around as 2 comes before 11)
Currently when using the
sort_g
orsg
command, groups are sorted alphabetically by name (ie:CS2103-F11-1
comes beforeCS2103-F2-1
).However, a user might not feel that this is sorted in a real-life context, one would assume that
CS2103-F2-1
comes beforeCS2103-F11-1
(and not the other way around as2
comes before11
)