The (at column) means, sorting will be performed from the starting position of your selection (on the first line). Option_ : +Sort lines case (in)sensitive (at column) Option_ : +Sort outputs only UNIQUE (at column) linesĬheck this option if you want to remove duplicate entries/lines, in your case: words. (I guess the maximum length of a word in the list really doesn't matter.)įor simple sorting, you can also use TextFX. In the description, "replace" the 0 by a space character and treat your words as numbers. Now, think about how you could do a similar thing for your words of different lenghts.
"Preparing numbers to be sorted by TextFX sort" (Plugin Development forum) To get an idea about what you can do, read this thread: So for example, "bird" is no the same as "BIRD".įor case-insensitive matching, use deletedupes() instead. Use this in combination with sort() or sortcase() to get a sorted list with no duplicate entries. This results in a list of only distinct rows. >DeleteDupesCase(): Deletes any line that is identical to a previous line, with case-sensitive matching. So for example, "bird" matches to "BIRD".įor case-sensitive matching, use deletedupescase() instead. The matching on this is case-insensitive. Use this in combination with sort() to get a sorted list with no duplicate entries. >DeleteDupes(): Deletes any line that is identical to a previous line. I forgot to mention the Simple Script Plug-In also has two functions to remove duplicate lines: DeleteDupes() and DeleteDupesCase(). (I only had to re-write and adapt the previous instruction. Thanks a whole bunch (I can see you went through a lot of work to do it).
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