"List recent notes" is actually listing from the oldest notes about vsnotes

[patleeman]

@ukyo The list recent notes functionality actually sorts the notes by last accessed time (mtime), not last created or by the timestamp in the note name. The idea behind this function is to quickly access the notes you've modified last. So by your screenshot, it looks to be working properly, if haven't gone back and edited any of the other notes.

Here's the code that sorts the last several notes in the folder. This functionality is also capped to a certain number of results. By default, it's set at 15, but you can change by setting vsnotes.listRecentLimit = X where X is your desired list length.

Does this clear up any confusion about what this feature does? Or did I not understand the issue?

[ukyoi]

@patleeman Thanks for you reply. Now I know where the problem is.

The sort function with the comparison function sorts the array ascending, but it need to reverse the list before (rather than after) running the following for loop, or the newest items will be dropped with the break of the loop if the length of the array exceed the limit of listRecentLimit.

OS: macOS 10.13.5
Hardware: MacBook Pro (Retina 13-inch, 2015)
VSCode version: 1.25.0 Insider

[patleeman]

Thanks for debugging that @ukyoi!

Unfortunately, I'm pretty busy these days and don't have much time to implement this fix. If you can submit a PR to fix this, that would be extremely helpful.

[patleeman]

Fixed in d1aa0cd

[ukyoi]

@patleeman Now it works like a charm. Thanks for your work.