#sort for moonx

Sort lines of files or stdin:

moonx cli/sort names.txt
printf '10\n2\n' | moonx cli/sort -n
moonx cli/sort -t, -k 2 -u data.csv

Options: -r reverse, -n numeric (by leading number of the key), -u unique by key, -f fold case, -k START[,END] sort by a field range (1-based, whole fields), -t CHAR field separator (default: runs of blanks). Like GNU sort, ties on the key fall back to comparing the whole line (the "last-resort" rule), and any remaining ties keep input order; strings compare by UTF-16 code units. With -u, the first line of each equal-key group in sorted order is kept.

With no file operand, an interactive terminal receives an EOF waiting prompt; piped, redirected, and explicit - input remain silent.

Source Files

main.mbt

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