10-22-2003
Quote:
Originally posted by csejl
You can probably write out to a file and do a sort on it.
cat file | sort --field-separator=" " -n -k 5.5
Is this an acceptable solution to you?
thats alot of work exspecially if you are writeing a script to do it in the first place.
there are plenty of ways to do what he need in his script w/o going to a manual process.
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