Linux sort details (sort on scientific notation)

1. Parameter interpretation

-T	Set delimiter
-K	Set comparison fields (columns)
-N	Compare by number
-G	Comparison of scientific notation methods
-O	Set output file, compared with ">" can set output to the original file, ">" will empty the original file
-R	Descending (big-to-small) arrangement
-U	Delete a peer

2. Example Demo

1 File Contents2[@ibi-Genome temp]$ Cat Temp3 1:34 2:45 1:26 7Use-k-t to specify columns (2) and separators (:)8[@ibi-genome temp]$Sort-k2-t':'Temp9 Ten:1Ten 1:2 One 1:3 A 2:4

1Usen Specifies to sort numerically2 3& When not used-n is sorted by default in ASCII4[@ibi-genome temp]$Sort-k2-t':'Temp5 Ten:16 1:27 1:38 2:49& Use-NTen[@ibi-genome temp]$Sort-k1n-t':'Temp One 1:2 A 1:3 - 2:4 - Ten:1 the  -User Options (Descending sort, default ascending order) -[Jinz@ibi-genome temp]$Sort-k1nr-t':'Temp - Ten:1 + 2:4 - 1:2 + 1:3

Linux sort details (sort on scientific notation)