sort-uniq-count-rank1
Print line frequencies
Part of sort-uniq-count(1).
Usage
sort-uniq-count [-rank]
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b]
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f]
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i]
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n]
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r]
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s]
Overview
sort-uniq-count and sort-uniq-count-rank each read a text file on standard input, sort it according to any specified flags (-f by default), and report to standard output how often each input line occurs. Each output line consists of a count followed by a tab and an input line.
sort-uniq-count produces its output in the user's choice of sort order. sort-uniq-count-rank sorts its output primarily from highest to lowest count, with the user's sort order as a tiebreaker.
Options
- [
-]b -
Ignore leading blanks.
- [
-]f -
Ignore capitalization.
- [
-]i -
Consider only printable characters.
- [
-]n -
Compare according to numerical value.
- [
-]r -
Reverse the result of comparisons.
- [
-]s -
Stabilize sort.
History
- Debian 13 (Trixie): the text shown here
- Debian 12 (Bookworm) to Debian 11 (Bullseye)
- Debian 10 (Buster) to Debian 9 (Stretch)