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  1. Hi guys, I wonder if there is a way to sort the filelist in an array from _FileListToArray () when files have the regular Windows enumeration example: File1 (1), File2 (2), File3 (3), etc. I'm posting two sample graphics so you can see what I mean I would like to get my list like in graphic 2 right now I'm getting my list like in graphic 1 which is the something I don't like. It's worth to say that I have no problem with a list when the files's names start with a number or is just a number thanks to the code found in this post. But, the problem is still present if I just get rid of the parenthesis that is () so in other words the problem happens when the enumeration is at the end of the names whether parenthesis are present or not.
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