You can indeed do this by using BBEdit's "Sort Lines" command
together with a suitable grep pattern to isolate whatever
content you want to base the sort on.
For example, based on your current description and sample data,
please try this:
Choose Text -> Sort Lines to bring up the Sort Lines sheet, then
turn ON the options "Numbers match by value", "Sorted lines
replace selection", and "Sort using pattern" and enter a
"Searching pattern:" of
^.+?/(\d{2}).+?$
and "Specific sub-patterns:" of \1
This searching pattern will start matching at the beginning of
every line ^ and non-greedily match one or more characters .+?
up to a forward slash /, then capture the following two digits
\d{2} in this pattern's first (and only) sub-pattern by
enclosing them in parenthesis, and finally match a run of
characters .+? up to the end of the line $.
Then, when you run the Sort Lines command, BBEdit will capture
the contents of the first sub-pattern (specified by \1) from
each line, and sort the document based on those two-digit pairs.
(PS: This option is easier to use than to describe :-) so please
give it a try and let me know if you have any questions.)
Regards,
Patrick Woolsey
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