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Sort Lines by Length orders a list from shortest to longest or the reverse, measured in characters or in words. It is the fastest way to find the malformed row in a CSV, the headline that will be truncated, or the translation that will break the layout.
Sorting by length is how you find the odd row. In a CSV export the malformed line is nearly always the longest one; in a list of headlines the one that will be truncated is the longest; in a set of translations the one that will break the layout is the longest. Sorting brings all of them to one end.
Lines can be measured in characters or in words, since those answer different questions — characters for a field limit, words for readability. Ties are broken alphabetically so the result is stable and repeatable rather than arbitrary. Each line is shown with its length, and the shortest, longest and average are reported alongside.
Measure by characters for a field limit, or by words for readability and translation comparison.
Lines of equal length are ordered alphabetically, so re-running the sort gives an identical result.
Each row carries its measurement, so you can see where the cut-off falls without counting.
Shortest, longest and average length are reported for the whole set alongside the sorted list.
Ignore leading whitespace so indented code or a nested list is measured by its content.
A list, a CSV, a set of headlines or a translation file.
Characters for field limits, words for readability.
Shortest first to find empty rows, longest first to find the ones that will break something.
Each line is shown with its measured length, plus the shortest, longest and average for the set.
Alphabetically. Two lines of the same length always come out in the same order, so re-running the sort gives an identical result rather than an arbitrary one.
Characters when a field or display limit is the constraint, since that is what gets truncated. Words when you are judging readability or comparing translations, where character length varies by language.
Only if you leave trimming off. With trimming on, indentation is ignored for the measurement, which is what you want when sorting indented code or a nested list.
Because in a delimited file, a missing line break joins two rows into one. That row is roughly twice the normal length, which makes a length sort the fastest way to find it.
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