One way to quickly sort text on macOS that I’m currently using is this:
I copy the text (Mark text & CMD-C) and them do this in iTerm:
pbpaste | sort | pbcopyAnd that’s it, already. The text is sorted and copied back to the clip board.
Update: this small change fits my actual needs even better: Sort the input case-insensitive:
pbpaste | sort -f | pbcopyAnd as an Alfred App user I can even do this (and don’t have to open a terminal):
I sorted it for you 🙂
And that’s it, already. The text is sorted and copied back to the clip board.
I copy the text (Mark text & CMD-C) and them do this in iTerm:
One way to quickly sort text on macOS that I’m currently using is this:
pbpaste | sort | pbcopy
This might run the risk of attempting to end up in an endless loop:
I sorted this for you 🙂
Ah well…
Let’s see how this goes. 🙂
Other than that: I see you got it. — Thanks for the comment!
And that’s it, already. The text is sorted and copied back to the clip board.
I copy the text (Mark text & CMD-C) and them do this in iTerm:
I sorted it for you 🙂
One way to quickly sort text on macOS that I’m currently using is this:
pbpaste | sort | pbcopy