Hi Monks,
I want to get the output of this hash array sorted by date.

Input for the hasharray

$dateOut = "2008-12-05"; $dSec = 0; $dMin=5; $dHour=9;
$dateOut = "2008-12-03"; $dSec = 2; $dMin=8; $dHour=5;
$dateOut = "2008-12-04"; $dSec = 0; $dMin=5; $dHour=8;

This is the part of code,
$dateOut = "$oDay".'-'."$oMon".'-'."$oYear";
#print"Date out => $dateOut\n";                            
                        $Date_Time{$dateOut}{$dSec}{$dMin}{$dHour} = 1
+;

#Retrieving the hash array output
foreach my $date ( sort keys %Date_Time ) {
        #print"Date=> $date\n";
        foreach my $sec (sort keys %{$Date_Time{$date}}) {
            #print"Seconds=> $sec\n";
            foreach my $minute (sort keys %{$Date_Time{$date}{$sec}}) 
+{
                #print"Minute=> $minute\n";
                foreach my $ hour (sort keys %{$Date_Time{$date}{$sec}
+{$minute}}) {            

                    print"Date=>[$date] --> [$hour]:[$minute]:[$sec]\n
+";
                    

                }
            }
        }
    }

My Output:
Date=>04-12-2008 --> 8:5:0
Date=>03-12-2008 --> 5:8:0
Date=>05-12-2008 --> 9:5:0

Expected output:

Date=>03-12-2008 --> 5:8:0
Date=>04-12-2008 --> 8:5:0
Date=>05-12-2008 --> 9:5:0

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Could any of you please help me to display the hash data sorted by date?

Thanks,
madtoperl

In reply to Sort Hash array using date by madtoperl

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