Hi

Please give me a Idea to sort the following array. 

#!/usr/local/bin/perl

my @array = ( '1-1', '2-5', '1-10', '1-3','2-1');

print "value :" , $_ , ":\n" foreach ( sort @array );

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Result:- 
value :1-1:
value :1-10:
value :1-3:
value :2-1:
value :2-5:

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But I want to have the following Result 
value :1-1:
value :1-3:
value :1-10:
value :2-1:
value :2-5:

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But I want the result should be in sorted order

"Keep pouring your ideas"

2005-12-18 Retitled by Arunbear, as per consideration.
Original title: 'Interpreting each and element of the array efficiently'

In reply to Sorting an array on two computed fields by jesuashok

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