If you EmEditor, you can switch to the CSV mode, select the second column, and select the "Sort Smallest to Largest" command. Do a regular expression replace all changing $^(.*\))(.*) to \2\1. Finally rewrite the lines in their original form. Then do the sort using menu => Edit => Line operations => Sort lines as integers ascending. This changes the input text to be 143)('sinon', Do a regular expression replace all changing ^(.*, )(\d.*)$ to \2\1. The method is to modify each line before doing the sort and then modify the lines again afterwards.įor this case just move everything before the number to the end of the line. I also tried a bit of python but as I'm not really good at coding I didn't suceed here. 12 Per Per Per Page Renewal Notepad 230.00. I tried to sort it by the value of the number and not alphabetically with notepad but no sucess so far. Sort Alphabetically: Z to A Sort by Price: Low to High Sort by Price: High to Low Sort by Popularity 96 Per Page. Also for each column the comparison can be either numerical or lexicographical. TextPad on the other hand lets you define a sort criterion based on up to three user-defined columns. It only lets you sort the file at a given column and by lexicographical order only.
I have a txt that looks like this : ('sinon', 143) It's true that the standard sorting plugin shipping with Notepad++ is pretty basic.
I was wondering if there is an option in notepad++ to sort a text file by the second value.
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