Update: A GT form which might be quicker, but makes an assumption about the maximum length of the inputs:
print for map{
unpack 'x255A*', $_
} sort map {
( my $x = $_ ) =~ s[(\d+)]{ pack 'N', $1 }ge;
pack 'a255a*', $x, $_;
} <DATA>;
Not the fastest implementation, but I think it will handle most contingencies, provided no individual numeric field exceeds 2**32:
#! perl -sw
use strict;
print for map{
$_->[0]
} sort{
$a->[1] cmp $b->[1] }
map {
[ $_ , do{ ( my $x = $_ ) =~ s[(\d+)]{ pack 'N', $1 }ge; $x } ]
} <DATA>;
__DATA__
text3
text10
text2
text11
text1
test69.something-14-14
test60.something-14-14
test69.something-1-14
test60.something-1-14
test69.something-14-1
test60.something-14-1
Gives:
c:\test>junk
test60.something-1-14
test60.something-14-1
test60.something-14-14
test69.something-1-14
test69.something-14-1
test69.something-14-14
text1
text2
text3
text10
text11
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