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At least "sort -n", but yeah. This is top five: 20 helloworld/delphi.pas 25 helloworld/omgrofl.omgrofl 30 helloworld/whitespace 59 hellowo
by markild 13y ago
At least "sort -n", but yeah.
This is top five:
20 helloworld/delphi.pas
25 helloworld/omgrofl.omgrofl
30 helloworld/whitespace
59 helloworld/shakespeare.shakespeare
65 helloworld/chef.chef
- sdfjkl 13y agoMy wc right-aligned the line counts, and it looks like yours does too - so no -n required.
- markild 13y agoWith and without "-n" produced different results for me.
- sdfjkl 13y agoInteresting. Seems this is a recent GNUism, where -b (strip leading blanks) is implied although not stated so in the manpage. I see this in "sort (GNU coreutils) 8.13" but not in "sort (GNU coreutils) 5.93" or BSD sort.