When you have a lot of properties on a hyperdb item,
it is difficult 
to find a specific property and value in the list produced by the 
display subcommand.

It is much easier if the display list is 
sorted by property name.

I have attached a patch to 
turn:

> roundup-admin -i /var/roundup/sysadmin display 
issue65
status: 3
files: []
billinfo: None
needsreply: 
None
fyi: None
timelog: []
actioncomment: auto 
resolved
assignedto: None
dependson: 
[]
actionstatus: 6
requestedby: None
seealso: 
[]
actiondate: 2003-04-20.18:00:00
startdate: 
None
group: []
verynosy: []
nosy: ['9', '7']
title: test 
4a
messages: ['72', '131', '152']
leadtime: None
queue: 
None
topic: []
workingorder: None
superseder: 
[]
duedate: None
priority: 5

into:

> roundup-
admin -i /var/roundup/sysadmin display issue6 

actioncomment: None
actiondate: 
None
actionstatus: None
assignedto: None
billinfo: 
None
dependson: []
duedate: None
files: []
fyi: 
None
group: []
leadtime: None
messages: 
['15']
needsreply: None
nosy: ['1']
priority: 2
queue: 
2
requestedby: None
seealso: []
startdate: 
None
status: 1
superseder: []
timelog: []
title: issue 
6
topic: []
verynosy: []
workingorder: None