I?m trying to sort my hash of results from a query search.
By category (1)Exact $query, (2)All of the words in the $query,
and finally (3) any words in the $query.

I?m familiar with sorting alphabetically ex. 

 @RE_QUERY = sort { "$QUERY {$a}[3] $QUERY {$a}[2] $QUERY {$a}[0]" cmp
+ "$QUERY {$b}[3] $ QUERY {$b}[2] $QUERY {$b}[0]" } keys % QUERY;

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But now I need to sort it depending on the presence of the $query in fields in the hash!

I may be using any of the two!
    $titles{$PathFilename} =  $title;
    $descriptions{$PathFilename} = $description;

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or
    $RESULTS{PathFilename}[0]  = $title;
    $RESULTS{PathFilename}[1] = $description;

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Haven?t decided what to use?

I need to sort it first by the $title or the presence in it then the $description using the three Categories for sorting.

Thank you for any help!

In reply to Sorting a Hash by the presence of a $tring Argument by Gerryjun

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