adding film manager to sort titles #118
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tcouch
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mod_app/models/film_model.py
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| .get_queryset() | ||
| .annotate( | ||
| # new field 'is_number' to check if the title starts with a number | ||
| is_number=Case( |
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Don't numbers always come first in alphabetical ordering anyway?
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ah fair enough, I hadn't been sure about that
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closes #116
should follow alphabetical order of the films:
Numbers come first.
Then films are listed by the first letter of their title, but by the second if the first word is A or The.