{"identifier":15459,"topic":"","name":"sort 3","text":"Note that neither case nor diacritical marks matter with the sort style<code> text<\/code>: <br><br>\n\n <code><pre>\"apple\" = \"APPLE\" = \"\u00e4ppl\u00e9\"\n<\/pre><\/code>\nSort style<code> numeric <\/code>correctly sorts numbers.  With sort style<code> text,<\/code>  <br><br>\n\n <code><pre>\"1\" < \"100\" < \"17\" < \"2\"\n<\/pre><\/code> The sort style<code> numeric <\/code>correctly sorts these values as: <br><br>\n\n <code>\"1\" < \"2\" < \"17\" < \"100\"<\/code> <br>\n<br>\nThe sort style<code> dateTime <\/code>orders the sort elements by their date or time format. (See the<code> convert <\/code>command for valid date and time formats.) <br><br>\n\n The sort style<code> international <\/code>correctly sorts non-English text containing diacritical marks and special characters based on the international resource installed in the the current stack, the Home stack, HyperCard itself, or the System file. <br>\n","related":{"41060":"mark"},"examples":"","demo":"","debug":{"9":["Note that neither ca"],"10":["The sort style dateT"]}}