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I'm writing a script for myself  I'm using this code in a sub. This code prints 53 times (because there are 53 file to open). But how can I sort the code alphabetically? for example I have a.cgi b.cgi c.cgi d.cgi to open and want to sort them alphabetically with the $isim variable if b.cgi has $isim beginning with letter "a" print it first, then other and other... HOW? [ February 07, 2001: Message edited by: jeologic ]
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$isim is the first bit of data in each record, so no need to do anything special.
Just add the 'sort' command to your foreach
foreach $i (sort @data) {
etc
Of course, I could be misunderstanding what you're asking. If so, please provide more detail.
--mark
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*cough*
He's asking for things to be printed in ABC(c) order.
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And what did I answer? Perhaps we need more explanation/clarification of what's what.
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No, i was just confirming what you heard.
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quote:</font><HR> $isim is the first bit of data in each record, so no need to do anything special.
Just add the 'sort' command to your foreach
foreach $i (sort @data) {
etc <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I tried to put sort command into foreach bu it didnt work
it still prints randomly... well some of them sorting but not all of them. I didnt find the solution...
btw, $isim includes non-english characters in some files. But only one of them has a non-english character as the first letter... can that be a prob?
here is the complete sub;
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, Arial">code: [ February 08, 2001: Message edited by: jeologic ]
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