Here is my problem. There are several source files in a collection. They are collected from two network places.
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These are sorted by Name. It works.
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These are sorted by Name and by Extension as a second criterion. It works as well.
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These should be sorted by Name and by extension, but this time the extension is set to be reversed.
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Now there is a problem since the extension order is not reversed, although there is some change in file order, I just don't know what it is based on. It seem as if the path/location is also part of the name. 
There is a possible explanation why it does not reverse the extension order in 3rd case. The extension is part of the name. Even if it is hidden. So the question is, is this behavior irrevocable or is there a way around to force Opus to handle Name and Extension separately? Or Type, which behaves much like the same.
In case it is not fully clear, my goal is to list files sorted alphabetically by their name, but to have header files (.h) listed before .cpp files. And have them sorted by location in the end, but that would be the dessert 