zjedzmnie
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Jan 5, 2009, 7:56 AM
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Hi, I'm new and I need same help. And at first sorry for my English
I'm trying to sort my table. I'm using this and it doesn't work
my @lslh = map{$_->[0]}
sort{$a->[1] <=> $b->[1]}
map{/-(access)(.*?)(\d+)$/; [$_,$3]} @grep;
And my table look like this:
Jan 5 access.log
Jan 5 access.log.1
Dec 27 access.log.10.gz
Dec 26 access.log.11.gz
Dec 25 access.log.12.gz
Dec 24 access.log.13.gz
Dec 23 access.log.14.gz
Dec 22 access.log.15.gz
Dec 21 access.log.16.gz
Dec 20 access.log.17.gz
Dec 19 access.log.18.gz
Dec 18 access.log.19.gz
Jan 4 access.log.2.gz
Dec 17 access.log.20.gz
Dec 16 access.log.21.gz
And I need to sort it by id's access.log. A make a example:
Jan 5 access.log
Jan 5 access.log.1
Jan 4 access.log.2.gz
Dec 27 access.log.10.gz
Dec 26 access.log.11.gz
Dec 25 access.log.12.gz
Dec 24 access.log.13.gz
Dec 23 access.log.14.gz
Dec 22 access.log.15.gz
Dec 21 access.log.16.gz
Dec 20 access.log.17.gz
Dec 19 access.log.18.gz
Dec 18 access.log.19.gz
Dec 17 access.log.20.gz
Dec 16 access.log.21.gz
Only "Jan 4 access.log.2.gz" change your position.
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