THanks for the help, it is usefull. But i have another problem that i need to pass more parameters in my array along with the level and department. it could be more than 3-4 now my array is like this : my @array = ({ level => 1,department => 'Office of President', linkdetails = "something"},
{ level => 2, department => 'Recruiting',linkdetails = "something1" },
{ level => 2, department => 'Software',linkdetails="something2"},
etc.....
how will i pass all these information along with the department ?. Actually i want to make on resultant array of
hashes that will contain all the values so that i can
pass to HTML template abd can print there. So level is
also needed so that while printing in HTML page i can multiply the level into number of spaces.
my resultant array of hashes after sorting look like this :

my @array = ({ level => 1, department => 'Office of President',},
{ level => 2, department => 'Pipe line',link="",},
{ level => 2, department => 'Recruiting',link=""},
{ level => 2, department => 'software',link="" },
{ level => 3, department => 'MIS',link="" },
{ level => 3, department => 'System Operations',link="" },
);

need ur help in this ... Thanks

In reply to Re: Re: Logic for sorting of this given array by ravish
in thread Logic for sorting of this given array by ravish

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