Is there a perl module that automatically parse shell output and sort the lines in a human readable manner? I capture the output into a file, but it looks like 
M8.93kb  3.6      275 985k
+3kb   10      195991kB   253kb  60.3      155[10;52
+H43kB  23.6kb  14.4937kB  47.0kb  10.2kb   127
71.11.11.18<=> 111.121.121.121619kB  1.13Mb   495
+kb   124kb 0

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On the screen I have the lines looking like 
69.11.11.11                                                           
+             <=> 222.11.12.13                                        
+                                  31.1kB  23.5kb  31.1kb  31.1kb

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This is coming from iftop command.

In reply to perl sorting shell output by mrc

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