Fuzzy Frog,
I am not familiar that module, but since I wrote Tie::Hash::Sorted, you might want to try: 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Tie::Hash::Sorted;

my $sort = sub {
    my $h = shift;
    [   sort { $h->{$a}[0] cmp $h->{$b}[0] ||                        
               $h->{$a}[1] cmp $h->{$b}[1] ||
               $h->{$a}[2] cmp $h->{$b}[2] } keys %$h
    ];
};
tie my %s_hash, 'Tie::Hash::Sorted', 'Sort_Routine' => $sort, 'Optimiz
+ation' => 'values';
%s_hash = (
    1 => [ qw(Frog Fuzzy A other_stuff) ],
    2 => [ 'Frog', 'Fuzzy', '', 'other_stuff' ],
    3 => [ qw(Toad Zola Q other_stuff) ],
    4 => [ qw(Frogger Anthony J other_stuff) ],
    5 => [ qw(Frog-Toad Berl G other_stuff) ],
);

print "$_\n" for keys %s_hash;

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It will automatically keep the hash sorted even if you add/delete keys or modify the key's value to a new anonymous hash. You will have to read TFM carefully if those array refs are not anonymous as some other code may modify their values behind the scense (which requires modifying the optimization type). If you want more info let me know - I am late for a meeting.

Cheers - L~R

In reply to Re: Data::Sorting by Limbic~Region
in thread Data::Sorting by Fuzzy Frog

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