I have the following code:
$hash{me}{sorter_total}=10;
$hash{john}{sorter_total}=30;
$hash{landon}{sorter_total}=20;
$hash{jimmy}{sorter_total}=40;

foreach my $user ($hash) {
  @sorted = (sort {$b <=> $a} keys %{$hash{$user}{sorter_total}});
}

foreach (@sorted) {
  print "$_\n";
}

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I'm trying to get it to print in order according to the value of sorter_total as follows:
jimmy
john
landon
me

I realize the data structure doesn't look right when this is all you see, but I just narrowed my problem down to this bit of sample code. How to get them to print according to value?

Thank you!

In reply to Sorting Problem by Anonymous Monk

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