Hello all,

I seek your help in resolving an issue at hand.
I have this code:
$a have a string, $b has a reference to an array(\@array1), $c is count of array at $b. 
 while(<FH>){
my($a,$b,$c)= split(',' , $_);

push( @Data, {
              'meth' => $a,
                      'list'      => $b,
                      'count'   => $c
        } );
}

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I want to sort '@Data'(ascending), using '$a', a string and
all '$b','$c' must be carried along with $'a'.

Also  $dd{'1'}{'2'}{'3'}="hi"; how can I get the value used at second place '2' here.
I use   %{$dd{'1'}};
but it returns something like '2HASH(0x225e44)'

Thanking all in advance,
Sailas

In reply to Sorting hash by vsailas

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