Hello monks,

I know i'm being a little lazy here, but i'm still working on cleaning my HoHoH script and it makes my head hurt !

I now have the following hash : 

    'card' => {
                                     'mac1' => {
                                                             'fa' => '
+9A',
                                                             'port' =>
+ '0'
                                                           },
                                     'mac2' => {
                                                             'fa' => '
+8A',
                                                             'port' =>
+ '0'
                                                           }
                                   }

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I want to sort the keys according to val, ie get : (item2, item1) since 8A < 9A

I've done that before but can find it back, i'm sure you have a gazillion ways of doing it :)

In reply to Sorting hash keys by sub hash values by ZlR

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