mIRC should be able to sort the files how the user wants. It has been said that it sorts them however Windows sort them, however, this is untrue. I have files sorted by filename, and $findfile returns them in a very odd order, such as
05.ex
01.ex
02.ex
12.ex
04.ex
This is not being sorted by filenames. Plus, the default would obviously be the same as it is right now, with no extra sorting. If you are dumb enough to try and use it to sort all of C:\, its your own damn problem.
Anyway, as of right now, I have only found one solution to this, or, the easiest way. (If mIRC did sorted them, it would be not only faster, but easier yet). The way I've found to sort $findfile results requires going through two while loops. The first one loads all of the results into a sorted @window (which could be hidden if you like), and the second one goes though the lines in the @window and returns them. Then the window is close. This, however, takes up much more processor time than having one single while loop (twice as much, to be exact :P).
If this feature would be added, it would be a great help.
And remember, don't be so negative. It can be annoying when you say "NO! YOU CANT DO THAT BECAUSE...." over and over, while repeating the same reasons.
