Hello Monks,

I'm working on script in which I have to sort some words according to the international phonetic alphabet and not ASCII. So I tried to use Sort:ArbBiLex, in which one can define the sorting order. The problem is: It doesn't work. The question is: Can you tell me what's wrong in the definition? The code is below:
use Sort::ArbBiLex (
   'puma_sort'=> 
    "ʌ Ʌ
     a A
     b B
     c C
     d D
     ɖ Ɖ
     e E
     f F
     g G
     h H
     i I
     j J
     k K
     l L
     m M
     n N
     ŋ Ŋ
     o O
     p P
     r R
     s S
     t T
     ʈ Ʈ
     u U
     v V
     w W
     y Y
     z Z"
);

@foo = puma_sort(@foo);

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PS: The chracters that don't look right are unicode characters. I don't know why they're not displayed right here but normally there OK, so they're not the problem in the code.
Thanks a lot!

In reply to Sort:ArbBiLex problem by Omukawa

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