This should do it .. read the comments backwards. 
print join "\n",
@rawentries[   # array slice to turn the indices back to the values (c
+ould use map, too)
    sort {
        ($rawentries[$a] =~ /Endbit/i) <=> ($rawentries[$b] =~ m/Endbi
+t/i)  # sort first using the index's array value matching against a r
+egex and sort against the return. non-matches go higher; matches go l
+ower
        || $a <=> $b     # default to just sorting the index values to
+ maintain order w/in bit/not-bit chunks
    } 0 .. $#rawentries   # sort the indices
]
;

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(note that this could be a good candidate for a schwartzian transform)

In reply to Re: Move matched to top, bottom by davidrw
in thread Move matched to top, bottom by quinkan

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