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Fun little problem :)

#!/usr/bin/perl # http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=1213391 use strict; use warnings; my @test_data = ( 'a', # ' b', # ' e', # ' f', # ' g', # ' c', # ' d', # 'h', # ' i', # ' j', # ); my $onestring = join '', map "$_\n", @test_data; print $onestring, "=" x 60, "\n"; print group($onestring); sub group { my @groups; push @groups, "$1" . group("$3") while $_[0] =~ /(( *).*\n)((?:\2 +. +*\n)*)/g; join '', sort @groups; }

In reply to Re: Re-ordering data branches in a [Tree::DAG_Node] tree by tybalt89
in thread Re-ordering data branches in a [Tree::DAG_Node] tree by atcroft

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