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I think it would be very useful if we could have such feature.
It would be useful, if we have ability to sort lines as it is or using regex.
For example, sorting when no regex used. Let say we have lines:
Function foo called.
Function foo finished.
Function foo called.
Function foo fininshed.
if we sort lines we get
Function foo called.
Function foo called.
Function foo finished.
Function foo fininshed.
Now example when sorting using regex would be helpful. If we have log messages with timestamps or any other prefix which may change, we can select the part we want to compare and sort:
[12:00:01] Function foo called.
[12:00:02] Function foo finished.
[12:00:03] Function foo called.
[12:00:04] Function foo fininshed.
and sort with regex which select an interested for us part and we get:
[12:00:01] Function foo called.
[12:00:03] Function foo called.
[12:00:02] Function foo finished.
[12:00:04] Function foo fininshed.
What do you think? Will it be helpful?
I may open pull request if a lot of people also think it will be helpful
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I think it would be very useful if we could have such feature.
It would be useful, if we have ability to sort lines as it is or using regex.
For example, sorting when no regex used. Let say we have lines:
if we sort lines we get
Now example when sorting using regex would be helpful. If we have log messages with timestamps or any other prefix which may change, we can select the part we want to compare and sort:
and sort with regex which select an interested for us part and we get:
What do you think? Will it be helpful?
I may open pull request if a lot of people also think it will be helpful
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: