Send sort the hash values not the keys.

#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; my %country_names = ( "AF" => "Afghanistan", "AX" => "Aland Islands", "AL" => "Albania", "DZ" => "Algeria", "AS" => "American Samoa", "AD" => "Andorra", "AO" => "Angola", "AI" => "Anguilla", "AQ" => "Antarctica", "AG" => "Antigua And Barbuda", "AR" => "Argentina", "AM" => "Armenia", "AW" => "Aruba", "AU" => "Australia", "AT" => "Austria", "AZ" => "Azerbaijan", "BS" => "Bahamas", "BH" => "Bahrain", "BD" => "Bangladesh", "BB" => "Barbados", "ZZ" => "AAAAAAA" ); my @sorted_keys = sort { $country_names{$a} cmp $country_names{$b} } k +eys %country_names; print join("\n",@sorted_keys);

In reply to Re: hash sorting/alphabetization issue : country postal codes by grep
in thread hash sorting/alphabetization issue : country postal codes by hmbscully

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