I think you want something like 
my @sorted = sort { sorter($a, $b, $offset) } @list;

# ...

sub sorter {
   my ($left, $right, $offset) = @_;
   ...
}

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Update: working, if somewhat simplified example: sort by the second column. 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Data::Dumper;
my @xx = ( 'dfb|cy|nmju', 'dfb|my|jhiho', 'aaa|zz|gggg' );
my @sorted_xx = sort { sorter($a, $b, 1) } @xx;

print Dumper \@xx;
print Dumper \@sorted_xx;

sub sorter {
    my ($left, $right, $offset) = @_;
    my @arr_a = split /\|/, $left;
    my @arr_b = split /\|/, $right;
    return $arr_a[$offset] cmp $arr_b[$offset];
}

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In reply to Re: Pass additional params into sub which create sorting rules by moritz
in thread Pass additional params into sub which create sorting rules by vitaly

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