That would be easier except this is tied into a GUI and user values are going into array 0, old values are in array 1. I think you may have given me an answer anyhow though; flaten tag, type, and string into a 2d array then sort then use that output to order the hash output...
#head of code
my @array;
foreach my $tag (keys %licensehash) {
foreach my $type (keys %{$licensehash{$tag}}) {
push(@array, [$tag,$type,$licensehash{$tag}{$type}[3]]);
}
}
@array = sort {$a->[2] cmp $b->[2]} @array;
#body of program (used more than once)
foreach my $order (@array) {
print "$licensehash{@$order[0]}{@$order[1]}[3]";
}
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