The split lines are then sorted in this strange way.
sort line with Edit -> Line Operations -> Sort Lines Lexicographically. Restart Notepad++ To do the sort, select lines to sort, go to TextFX on the main menu and select TextFX Tools - Sort lines. Then I replace all, with ,\n because Line Split doesn't split the lines. Find duplicates and delete all in notepad++. 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: Note how line numbers are reversed as well. If you want them in order from longest to shortest, uncheck the Text FX > TextFX Tools > + Sort ascending option before sorting. Your data should now be in length order, from shortest to longest. 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? Via the TextFX menu, go to Text FX > TextFX Tools > Sort lines case sensitive (at column). 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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