.S.Rod. wrote: You can't. There is no sorting in this view. May be this is added in Everett Very inconvenient indeed. We do not use static project files but generate them from a project description (there are makefiles generated from the same description on UNIX and VMS). This means we would have to implement sorting during the generation which will require some effort. For your suggestions: They will work for sure. But you have to repeat this procedure every time after you added some files. Thanks for your reply! Oliver

I think Haskell is the purest functional language. If you want to learn functional programming, lambda calculus and lazy evaluation, this is the language of choice. Lisp is still the dominant AI language, and you might find it more useful for "real-world" applications. It is not as pure, but it has been around for a while and evolved (and mutated) quite a lot. I think, but I'm not sure, that it is the oldest computer language still in use. Another tip: if you have a Linux box, take a look at the Emacs editor. It has a great Haskell mode, and an even better Lisp mode (including an interpreter). Emacs is based on Lisp, and so are numerous other GNU applications, meaning you will never run out of code samples... /moliate