I have a list, lets call it:
@list = qw(a z b y c x);
and i have another list ... lets call this one:
@list2 = qw(zulu charlie xray yankee bravo alpha);
here's my problem:
I want to sort @list2 based on the order in @list, is there an easy way to do this using the sort function, or do i just have to loop through it like:
foreach $a (@list) {
foreach (@list2) {
push(@list3,$_) if substr($_,0,1) eq "$a";
}
}
thanks,
mbond
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