Fixed a bug in which some printed or exported notes appeared in alphabetical order instead of your chosen ordering.

NEWS

@@ -1,3 +1,7 @@
+1.6.14: June 14, 2009
+ * Fixed a bug in which some printed or exported notes appeared in
+   alphabetical order instead of your chosen ordering.
+
 1.6.13: May 20, 2009
  * Added a dynamic preview of your current color selections to the color
    picker. This lets you see what the selected colors will look like as you

controller/test/Test_notebooks.py

@@ -4632,19 +4632,20 @@ class Test_notebooks( Test_controller ):
     notes = result.get( "notes" )
     assert len( notes ) == self.database.select_one( int, self.notebook.sql_count_notes() )
     startup_note_allowed = True
-    previous_revision = None
+    previous_rank = True
 
-    # assert that startup notes come first, then normal notes in alphabetical order
+    # assert that startup notes come first, then normal notes. each group should be ordered by rank
     for note in notes:
       if note.startup:
         assert startup_note_allowed
       else:
+        previous_rank = None
         startup_note_allowed = False
 
-        if previous_revision:
-          assert note.revision < previous_revision
+        if previous_rank:
+          assert note.rank >= previous_rank
 
-        previous_revision = note.revision
+        previous_rank = note.rank
 
       db_note = self.database.load( Note, note.object_id )
       assert db_note
@@ -4712,9 +4713,9 @@ class Test_notebooks( Test_controller ):
     expected_note_count = self.database.select_one( int, self.notebook.sql_count_notes() )
     note_count = 0
     startup_note_allowed = True
-    previous_revision = None
+    previous_rank = None
 
-    # assert that startup notes come first, then normal notes in alphabetical order
+    # assert that startup notes come first, then normal notes. each group should be ordered by rank
     for row in reader:
       note_count += 1
 
@@ -4724,12 +4725,13 @@ class Test_notebooks( Test_controller ):
       if startup:
         assert startup_note_allowed
       else:
+        previous_rank = None
         startup_note_allowed = False
 
-        if previous_revision:
-          assert revision_date < previous_revision
+        if previous_rank:
+          assert note.rank >= previous_rank
 
-        previous_revision = revision_date
+        previous_rank = note.rank
 
       db_note = self.database.load( Note, note_id )
       assert db_note
@@ -4788,19 +4790,20 @@ class Test_notebooks( Test_controller ):
     notes = result.get( "notes" )
     assert len( notes ) == self.database.select_one( int, self.notebook.sql_count_notes() )
     startup_note_allowed = True
-    previous_revision = None
+    previous_rank = None
 
-    # assert that startup notes come first, then normal notes in alphabetical order
+    # assert that startup notes come first, then normal notes. each group should be ordered by rank
     for note in notes:
       if note.startup:
         assert startup_note_allowed
       else:
+        previous_rank = None
         startup_note_allowed = False
 
-        if previous_revision:
-          assert note.revision < previous_revision
+        if previous_rank:
+          assert note.rank >= previous_rank
 
-        previous_revision = note.revision
+        previous_rank = note.rank
 
       db_note = self.database.load( Note, note.object_id )
       assert db_note

model/Notebook.py

@@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ class Notebook( Persistent ):
     """
     Return a SQL string to load a list of the non-startup notes within this notebook.
     """
-    return "select id, revision, title, contents, notebook_id, startup, deleted_from_id, rank, user_id from note_current where notebook_id = %s and startup = 'f' order by lower( title );" % quote( self.object_id )
+    return "select id, revision, title, contents, notebook_id, startup, deleted_from_id, rank, user_id from note_current where notebook_id = %s and startup = 'f' order by rank;" % quote( self.object_id )
 
   def sql_load_startup_notes( self ):
     """