![]() The sort command displays the text you typed, sorted alphabetically.Ĭan we compare two text files in Notepad++? When you have finished typing text, press CTRL+Z, and then press ENTER. How do I sort a text file alphabetically? How do I sort a text file?Īlthough there’s no straightforward way to sort a text file, we can achieve the same net result by doing the following: 1) Use the FileSystemObject to read the file into memory 2) Sort the file alphabetically in memory 3) Replace the existing contents of the file with the sorted data we have in memory. What you do is make a column block (Alt + Left-click, then drag) covering the lines you want sorted and have the left side of the block be in the first column you want the sort to be based upon. ![]() To sort the lowest number or the beginning of the alphabet first, select Ascending. The column or columns you selected become the defaulted row or rows in the sort by field(s). The split lines are then sorted in this strange way.On the NotePad tab, select the row numbers of the rows you want to sort. Then I replace all, with ,\n because Line Split doesn't split the lines. This is the list copied from phpMyAdmin from the ENUM table field into an empty NP++ tab: 'ARRIVED_AT_DESTINATION', 'ARRIVED_AT_PICKUP', 'CANCELLED_BY_RECIPIENT', 'CANCELLED_BY_SFD', 'CANCELLED_BY_SHOP', 'CANCELLED_BY_TRANSPORT', 'DISPATCH_PENDING', 'DRIVING_TO_PICKUP', 'ITEMS_PICKED_UP', 'RECIPIENT_ABSENT', 'RECIPIENT_REFUSED', 'DELIVERED', 'DELIVERING_TO_DESTINATION', 'DRIVER_CONFIRMATION_PENDING', 'IN_PAYMENT', 'NOT_PAID', 'PAID', 'QUOTE_EXPIRED', 'QUOTE_REJECTED', 'QUOTE_UNDECIDED', 'TIME_CHANGED' Here the screenshot from NP++ showing all characters. This is an ENUM list from MySQL which I want to have sorted. Notepad++ 7.9.5 and these installed plugins: ![]() Below this line the sort order is wrong but it doesn't changeĪm I doing something wrong, do I misunderstand the output of these functions, is my Notepad++ installation not configured properly or is it a Notepad++ bug? Any idea/hint? This is the result after a lexicographically ascending sort: 'ARRIVED_AT_DESTINATION', Marking all of them and then running the Edit | Line Operations | Sort Lines Lexicographically* (what ever option I select) doesn't sort the above lines properly. ![]()
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