Parsing number lists

So I'm looking at the free art assests in-game on the side bar, and I'm seeing "Devin's Token Pack 0, 1, 10, 11... 19, 2, 20...etc" C'mon guys. Rookie mistakes. I get that  it's a small team, but that's like a 5 minute fix that is glaringly obvious. 

AOE Basics said: I get that  it's a small team, but that's like a 5 minute fix that is glaringly obvious.  While there exist solutions to natural sorting, I think that it's insulting to assert as easy a problem that is not , in fact, easy. There's a reason no language (that I'm aware of) ships with a built-in naturalSort() function. As a business, Roll20 is also required to consider the licensing implications of any existing implementation before trying to use it. Blindly grabbing the wrong natural sort implementation could get Roll20 into a heap of legal trouble if it happens to be licensed under something like the GPL and the rest of their codebase doesn't meet the licensing requirements.

Brian said: AOE Basics said: I get that  it's a small team, but that's like a 5 minute fix that is glaringly obvious.  While there exist solutions to natural sorting, I think that it's insulting to assert as easy a problem that is not , in fact, easy. There's a reason no language (that I'm aware of) ships with a built-in naturalSort() function. Wikipedia's page on  natural sorting lists several programming languages with natural sorting built in.

David T. said: Brian said: AOE Basics said: I get that  it's a small team, but that's like a 5 minute fix that is glaringly obvious.  While there exist solutions to natural sorting, I think that it's insulting to assert as easy a problem that is not , in fact, easy. There's a reason no language (that I'm aware of) ships with a built-in naturalSort() function. Wikipedia's page on  natural sorting lists several programming languages with natural sorting built in. The only built-in function linked from that page is for PHP.