How to set the sorting of notepad

Notepad itself does not have a sorting function, so you can sort it with the help of external methods: Use external scripts (such as AutoHotkey): Download and install AutoHotkey. Create and save the sort script. Run the script in Notepad to sort the files. Using external applications: Download and install sorting applications (such as Sort Lines or Text Sort). Open the files you want to sort and use the application to sort.

How to set up sorting using Notepad

Notepad is a basic text editor that does not have built-in sorting capabilities. However, sorting can be achieved by using external scripts or applications.

Method 1: Use external scripts

Step 1: Download AutoHotkey (https://www.autohotkey.com/), a free scripting language that can be used to automate tasks.

Step 2: Create the following script in AutoHotkey:

 <code>^ Space::SortLines Return SortLines: Lines := FileRead(A_FileFullPath) StringReplace, Lines, Lines, `n, `r`n StringSplit, Lines, Lines, `r`n Sort, Lines FileDelete, %A_FileFullPath% FileAppend, %Lines%, %A_FileFullPath% MsgBox % "排序完成" Return</code>

Step 3: Save the script as a file, such as sort_lines.ahk .

Step 4: Open the file you want to sort in Notepad.

Step 5: Right-click the file, select "Run AutoHotkey Script" and select the saved script file.

Method 2: Use external applications

There are some applications that are specifically used to sort text files, such as:

• Sort Lines (https://www.bytebrothers.com/sortlines/): A free and open source Windows application.
• Text Sort (https://www.jam-software.com/text-sort/): A paid Windows application that provides more advanced sorting capabilities.

These applications usually allow you to sort by specific columns or with custom sorting rules. Please refer to the documentation for each application for detailed instructions.

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