#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my @lines = <DATA>;  # Read this file starting with the line after __DATA__

# Schwartzian Transform:
my @sorted = map  {$_->[0]}
             sort {$a->[1]<=>$b->[1]}
             map  {[$_,/^(\d+)/]} @lines[2..$#lines];

# That is where all the work is done.
# Read it from right to left, bottom up:
# So first he uses an array slice to get get the data
# minus the first two header rows. This is passed to
# map(), which reads the first number in each row
# and maps it to the row itself, that number is the COUNT.
# This is put into an array ref
# map() returns an array of those array refs, which is passed to sort()
# sort sorts the array refs based on the second element, COUNT
# and returns an array, which is passed to another map()
# which extracts the first element out of the array ref
# and creates the array you had in the first place, only now
# it has been sorted.


print @sorted;

# The next line actually ends the script, and acts a marker for <DATA>
__DATA__
COUNT    Type    Error Message
------------------------------
3         pro     bad message #1
99        dis     bad message #2
209       pro     bad message #3
44        dis     bad message #4
19        dis     Bad message #5