oh, got it now…
i can use this… combine with JSON… why still JSON ? because, as i said in the first place, what ive been asking for is a very simplified example of what i need. My objects are lists with 24 properties… and i needed it sorted by different one at a time, then after by another and so on…
So Ill generate new sorted lists as needed, but ill put as JSON in new lists ONLY AFTER ill evaluate the object that is criteria at that time, using your latest example.
Thank you @muneer
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To continue using JSON without using another sorting routine, write the numbers formatted with leading zeros.
So instead of having values like 1, 26, 2, 4, 15, write them as 01, 26, 02, 04, 15
This way JSON will sort them correctly.
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oh, yes… and im using this big time when i rename my files, to have order in my computer lol … totally ignored that 
What i love to coding is that is nothing you cant do… theres always a solution and if youre lucky enough, you will find @muneer to help you out to find it
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Good, it’s time to extend this use to coding… 
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Absolutely correct there is always a solution when you start to code it totally depends upon you how curious you are to get a solutiuon, more or less this curiousness only take you to the new inventions.
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