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for i in `cat file`
do
fld1=`echo $i | tr -d '[0-9]'`
fld2=`echo $i | tr -d '[a-z]' |tr -d '[A-Z]'`
echo $fld1 " " $fld2 >> tmp.txt
sort -n -k2 tmp.txt |awk -F ' ' '{print $1$2}'
rm -f tmp.txt...

printf '%s\n' mysample* | sort -k1.9nSome ls implementations (the one from the GNU coreutils, for example) support the -v option (for natural sort of (version) numbers within text):

ls -v1...

It is not nice but it works


printf "mysample%d\n" $( ls -1 mysample*|sed 's/mysample//'| sort -n )