#!/usr/bin/perl
# http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=1206433
use strict;
use warnings;
use List::Util 'shuffle';
use Data::Dump 'pp';
my @before = shuffle qw( namem1100.111 namem0900.111 namem0010.111
namep0000.111 namep0800.111 namep9999.111 );
pp \@before;
my @after = sort {
$a =~ s/.*([pm]\d+).*/$1/r =~ tr/pm/+-/r <=>
$b =~ s/.*([pm]\d+).*/$1/r =~ tr/pm/+-/r
} @before;
pp \@after;
Outputs:
[
"namem0900.111",
"namep9999.111",
"namem1100.111",
"namep0800.111",
"namep0000.111",
"namem0010.111",
]
[
"namem1100.111",
"namem0900.111",
"namem0010.111",
"namep0000.111",
"namep0800.111",
"namep9999.111",
]
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