Document how to reverse sort order #16
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Good point. Thanks for this! Let's make it a little easier for users and offer a customization. I've just pushed 81d5a60 You can now do: (setq time-zones-sorting-function 'time-zones-sort-descending)Can you try that and see if that does what you expect? |
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Yep, works for me - I've updated the readme (or you can just close this PR if you think the update isn't warranted). |
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Thank you! Merged. |
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Coming from a time zone that is ahead of pretty much the rest of the world, I expected to see my home town at the top of the list, since the rest of the world is behind us ;-).
This adds a small documentation note on how to reverse the sort order, for others with the same expectation.