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[leksie]

Is there anybody who knows how to put this page in to alphabetical order ?

It's a russian kuid list.


http://kuid.xakepok.com/kuid/show/

 

[BLACKWATCH]

You can use MS Word to sort lists alphabetically, but I think you mean numerically seeing as how it's kuid numbers.
You could use MS Excel, but it would be just as easy to do it manually, as you have to enter each kuid seperately.

I haven't come across any other program to do this, but someone else may have.

 

[oknotsen]

On a side note:

That lists also contains a few kuid:-3 numbers, which I think are Auran.
In other words: I got the feeling that website is (at least in some cases) illegally hosting assets, or at least point to locations where it is illegally hosted.

 

[BLACKWATCH]

It does appear to point to different download sites for individual assets, not sure how safe some of those
eastern bloc sites are either.
Certainly wouldn't condone there use.

 

[leksie]

Tank's for all the commends . The only thing is to do it manually , i tought so but i have to use then many pills to calm down.
So i wll forget it.

 

[William0d0]

I'll do it for cash money.

 

[shaneturner12]

I've just checked the site, and at least one of the assets shown there is illegally hosted on a third-party site (the built-in Auran Passengers for example).

N3V need to know about this site as well.

Shane

 

[BLACKWATCH]

I'll do it for cash money.

That's the problem.

 

[mjolnir]

Is there anybody who knows how to put this page in to alphabetical order ? ... <snippage> ...

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First, copy the contents of the page to a text editor with a search and replace function, search for all of the instances of '>', and replace each one with '>, ' (NB: that is a three character string which ends with a space). Save the text file with the extension "~.csv". Then, import the file ~.csv file into a speadsheet program, and you should have each item in the list in a separate cell, and you can use the spreadsheet's sort functions on the contents. This is the simplest way, but what I would actually do is just a wee bit more complicated: in the text file I'd search for all instances of '<' and replace them with a null string, and replace '>' with ', ' (comma space) before saving the ~.csv file.

BTW, if your text editor will not allow you to save the file with the extension ~.csv, you can probably save it a s a plain text file, and use your operating system's file management utilities to change the extension. It takes me less time to do than it did to write the description.

I am not advocating doing this with the page cited, for the reasons suggested by the other contributors to the thread, but on more than one occasion I have found it useful to be able to create a sortable list of trainz assets from things that do not appear--at least, do not appear at first glance--to be sortable.

ns

 

[leksie]

I'll do it for cash money.

Only if you come and get it , 1.50 dollar p/hour.