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As targetsmart says, you should define the nature of the sort you require.

That being said, using the default (alphbetic) sort (and assuming @datas & amp; @arr are the source & result arrays respectively), you'd use something like...

my @arr = sort @datas;
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BTW, you do realise that, within the loop in your snippet, you modify the fifth element of @data and then only use the first 2 elements of said array - by pushing a concatenation of them onto the result array.

A user level that continues to overstate my experience :-))

In reply to Re: Sort and push by Bloodnok
in thread Sort and push by sandy1028

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