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Hi Helver-<br />
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Thanks for the code; it's exactly right. &nbsp;The sick thing is I had the EXACT same sort code, but am having trouble printing the players and scores out of sorted_keys_list. &nbsp;Any ideas on this one? &nbsp;(I know it's rude to ask you a second question, but you're getting the points either way-- don't worry...)<br />

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Hi Helver-

Thanks for the code; it's exactly right.  The sick thing is I had the EXACT same sort code, but am having trouble printing the players and scores out of sorted_keys_list.  Any ideas on this one?  (I know it's rude to ask you a second question, but you're getting the points either way-- don't worry...)


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foreach( @sorted_keys_list ){<br />
&nbsp; print &quot;@{$players{$_}}{'name','s<wbr />core'}\n&quot;;<wbr /><br />
}<br />

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foreach( @sorted_keys_list ){
  print "@{$players{$_}}{'name','score'}\n";
}


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I'm sure this question has been asked and answered hundreds of times on EE, but in the time it would take to find it I can just ask it again...<br />
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I have a hash called players. &nbsp;The keys are simply integers numbering the players. &nbsp;The values are as follows:<br />
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$players{key}{name}<br />
$players{key}{score}<br />
$players{key}{losses}<br />
.<br />
.<br />
.<br />
etc.<br />
<br />
I need to output a list to the user with all players and their corresponding values listed, but I want the list sorted by score. &nbsp;I've written a bunch of simple sorts that are close, but they are not getting the job done.<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Brian
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I'm sure this question has been asked and answered hundreds of times on EE, but in the time it would take to find it I can just ask it again...

I have a hash called players.  The keys are simply integers numbering the players.  The values are as follows:

$players{key}{name}
$players{key}{score}
$players{key}{losses}
.
.
.
etc.

I need to output a list to the user with all players and their corresponding values listed, but I want the list sorted by score.  I've written a bunch of simple sorts that are close, but they are not getting the job done.

Thanks,

Brian

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