[SOLVED] nzbperl - sorting files by subject

Hi
I need some perl guru to help me out with changing the sort function in nzbperl (http://noisybox.net/computers/nzbperl/nzbperl.pl)
sub sortFilesBySubject {
my $quiet = shift;
my @fileset = @_;
if(!$nosort){
porlp("Sorting files by filename (subject)...", $quiet);
@fileset =
sort {
$a->{'name'} cmp $b->{'name'};
} @fileset;
porlp("finished.\n", $quiet);
return @fileset;
It sorts like this:
r00
r01
r02
rar
I'd like to sort like so:
rar
r00
r01
r02
Thanks for any advice :-)
Last edited by valvet (2010-11-08 14:51:00)

The debug is as follow ('ve changed the real filename as I'm unsure the rules regarding such info here):
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[1/1] - "filename.nzb" yEnc (1/1)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[01/23] - "filename.nfo" yEnc (1/1)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[02/23] - "filename.par2" yEnc (1/1)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[03/23] - "filename.r00" yEnc (1/40)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[04/23] - "filename.r01" yEnc (1/40)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[05/23] - "filename.r02" yEnc (1/40)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[06/23] - "filename.r03" yEnc (1/40)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[07/23] - "filename" yEnc (1/40)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[08/23] - "filename.r05" yEnc (1/40)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[09/23] - "filename.r06" yEnc (1/40)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[10/23] - "filename.r07" yEnc (1/40)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[11/23] - "filename.r08" yEnc (1/40)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[12/23] - "filename.r09" yEnc (1/40)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[13/23] - "filename.r10" yEnc (1/40)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[14/23] - "filename.r11" yEnc (1/6)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[15/23] - "filename.rar" yEnc (1/40)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[16/23] - "filename.sfv" yEnc (1/1)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[17/23] - "filename.srr" yEnc (1/1)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[18/23] - "filename.vol00+01.par2" yEnc (1/3)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[19/23] - "filename.vol01+02.par2" yEnc (1/5)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[20/23] - "filename.vol03+04.par2" yEnc (1/9)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[21/23] - "filename.vol07+08.par2" yEnc (1/17)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[22/23] - "filename.vol15+16.par2" yEnc (1/33)
[-]-[FULL]-[#something@EFNet]-[ subject_here ]-[23/23] - "filename.vol31+06.par2" yEnc (1/13)
Thanks again for taking the time to help with this.

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