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[B]Perl sort quick question[/B]
I've done a quick Google about this, but could not find the answer I want.
Say, there is an array like this: @A = qw(cd1 a1 ef a2 hij a12 b2 b4 b22); I want to sort the array in the first order: @sorted = qw(a1 a12 a2 b2 b22 b4 cd1 ef hij); And second order: @sorted = qw(a1 a2 a12 b2 b4 b22 cd1 ef hij); Is there a way to do this in Perl without using modules? Thanks a lot! Last edited by zx1106; 10-09-2008 at 12:44 PM.. |
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