{'Breakfast':[{'day':'1', 'main_course':'pancakes',
'beverage':'milk'},
{'day':'3', 'main_course':'cereal', 'beverage':'orange_juice'},
{'day':'2', 'main_course':'waffles', 'beverage':'milk'}], 'Supper':
[{'day':'1', 'main_course':'spaghetti', 'beverage':'water'},
{'day':'2', 'main_course':'pork_chop', 'beverage':'water'},
{'day':'3', 'main_course':'grilled_cheese', 'beverage':'water'}]}
Suppose the breakfast list is blist. You can sort it using many
different techniques. For example, if you use Python 2.4 or above,
this will sort blist by 'day'.
blist.sort(key=lambda x_dict:int(x_dict.get('day', '0')))
See more techniques here:
http://wiki.python.org/moin/HowTo/Sorting
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