Hello,
On 2020-07-15 2:12 p.m., Beth Andres-Beck wrote:
If that is the intended behavior, the bug is that:
printf '12,\n1,\n' | sort -t, -k1 -s
1,
12,
does _not_ take the remainder of the line into account, and only sorts on
the initial field, prioritizing length.
It is at the very least
If that is the intended behavior, the bug is that:
> printf '12,\n1,\n' | sort -t, -k1 -s
1,
12,
does _not_ take the remainder of the line into account, and only sorts on
the initial field, prioritizing length.
It is at the very least unexpected that adding an `a` to the end of both
lines would
tags 42340 notabug
close 42340
stop
Hello,
On 2020-07-12 5:57 p.m., Beth Andres-Beck wrote:
In trying to use `join` with `sort` I discovered odd behavior: even after
running a file through `sort` using the same delimiter, `join` would still
complain that it was out of order.
[...]
Here is a
In trying to use `join` with `sort` I discovered odd behavior: even after
running a file through `sort` using the same delimiter, `join` would still
complain that it was out of order.
The field I am sorting on is ip addresses, which means that depending on
which digits are zero they can be of
