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Sort 2d histogram data smallest to largest

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programmerc

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Oct 29, 2010
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I've got 2D histogram data output


6.5 -1.25 10.2804
6.5404 -1.25 10.4907
6.58081 -1.25 10.8087
6.62121 -1.25 10.4686
6.66162 -1.25 10.506
6.70202 -1.25 10.3084
6.74242 -1.25 9.68256
6.78283 -1.25 9.41229
6.82323 -1.25 9.43078
6.86364 -1.25 9.62408
6.90404 -1.25 9.23871
6.94444 -1.25 9.4298
6.98485 -1.25 9.42173
7.02525 -1.25 9.45413
7.06566 -1.25 9.2722
...
6.5 -1.21717 10.3285
6.5404 -1.21717 11.1678
6.58081 -1.21717 10.8977
6.62121 -1.21717 10.8864
6.66162 -1.21717 10.3389
6.70202 -1.21717 9.96492
6.74242 -1.21717 10.4141
6.78283 -1.21717 10.1318



I need to sort the data in both X and Y column simultaneously, to get ordered pairs (X,Y) from smallest to largest.

sort -k1,1n -k2,2n inputdata.dat
did not work
 
how should the result (for the data above) look like ?
 
It should be min(X,Y) to max(X,Y)

6.5 -1.25 10.2804
6.5 -1.21717 10.3285
etc

No value must decrease in subsequent records. I need the data in R which requires incremantal X, Y ordering.
 
Currently the data decreases in periodic repetition


6.5 -1.25 10.2804
6.5404 -1.25 10.4907
6.58081 -1.25 10.8087
6.62121 -1.25 10.4686
6.66162 -1.25 10.506
6.70202 -1.25 10.3084
6.74242 -1.25 9.68256
6.78283 -1.25 9.41229
6.82323 -1.25 9.43078
6.86364 -1.25 9.62408
6.90404 -1.25 9.23871
6.94444 -1.25 9.4298
6.98485 -1.25 9.42173
7.02525 -1.25 9.45413
7.06566 -1.25 9.2722
...
6.5 -1.21717 10.3285
6.5404 -1.21717 11.1678
6.58081 -1.21717 10.8977

6.62121 -1.21717 10.8864
6.66162 -1.21717 10.3389
6.70202 -1.21717 9.96492
6.74242 -1.21717 10.4141
6.78283 -1.21717 10.1318


I need to sort simultaneously X and Y to get rid of this order.
 
I tried:
Code:
$ export LC_ALL=C
$ sort -k1 -k2 -n inputdata

and got the data sorted:
Code:
6.5 -1.25 10.2804
6.5 -1.21717 10.3285
6.5404 -1.25 10.4907
6.5404 -1.21717 11.1678
6.58081 -1.25 10.8087
6.58081 -1.21717 10.8977
6.62121 -1.25 10.4686
6.62121 -1.21717 10.8864
6.66162 -1.25 10.506
6.66162 -1.21717 10.3389
6.70202 -1.25 10.3084
6.70202 -1.21717 9.96492
6.74242 -1.25 9.68256
6.74242 -1.21717 10.4141
6.78283 -1.25 9.41229
6.78283 -1.21717 10.1318
6.82323 -1.25 9.43078
6.86364 -1.25 9.62408
6.90404 -1.25 9.23871
6.94444 -1.25 9.4298
6.98485 -1.25 9.42173
7.02525 -1.25 9.45413
7.06566 -1.25 9.2722
 
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