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[zarl <707309@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Note that the provided example file names sort nicely in the Finder of
OS X (no1, no2, no3, ..., no10, no11, ...) and should also do so in
Windows Explorer and also in file mangers of other systems. So I think
this should work just like in standard file mangers: consecutive numbers
should be regarded as one multi-digit number, see attached screenshot.

BTW I really like your idea to include creation dates into the import
order sorting routine. Even if this wouldn't work with e.g. scans.


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Title:
  filenames badly sorted -> destroys "multirow" technique

Status in Hugin - Panorama Tools GUI:
  New

Bug description:
  I have 18 images from an HTC Desire (very popular phone, and a decent
  camera)

  these are the filenames, as sorted by Hugin:

  no1, no10, no11, no12, no13, no14, no15, no16, no17, no18, no2, no3,
  no4, no5, no6, no7, no8, no9

  This could obviously create some issues if stitching with "multirow"
  mode on.

  Can Hugin please sort the files in "human sequential" way (which also
  happens to be the way this particular camera names the files)?