The following module was proposed for inclusion in the Module List:

  modid:       Tie::Hash::Sorted
  DSLIP:       bdphp
  description: Presents hashes in sorted order
  userid:      JGATCOMB (Joshua Gatcomb)
  chapterid:    6 (Data_Type_Utilities)
  communities:
    http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=289360

  similar:
    Tie::IxHash Tie::Hash::Array Tie::SortHash

  rationale:

    The name space was chosen because Tie::SortHash already exists. I
    believe it is descriptive as to what the module does.

    Comparisons to other modules
    -------------------------------------------------------- Tie::IxHash
    1. Preserves insertion order 2. Provides two sort routines,
    SortByKey & SortByValue, using textual compare

    Tie::Hash::Sorted 1. Order is maintained regardless of insertion
    order 2. Arbitrary sorting, may be changed at any time
    --------------------------------------------------------
    Tie::SortHash 1. Uses pseudo hashes (a deprecated perl feature) 2.
    Uses eval("...") for sorting 3. To generate the sorted list one
    time: Re-sort the list as many times as there are keys Loop over the
    hash as many times as there are keys, stopping on match Compare
    current key against last key (keys^2 + keys)/2 times Slow No support
    for lexical variables in sorting code Inflexible calling syntax

    Tie::Hash::Sorted 1. Uses no deprecated perl features (tested from
    5.004_3 .. 5.8.1) 2. Uses a proper code reference 3. To generate the
    sorted list one time: Potentially re-sort the list one time Add one
    to an iterator, and lookup the corresponding array element 4.
    Potentially slow but with opportunities for optimization 5. Supports
    lexicals, closures, etc 6. flexible/expandable calling syntax
    --------------------------------------------------------
    Tie::Hash::Array 1. Sorting is by textual comparison of key name

    Tie::Hash::Sorted 1. Arbitrary sorting, may be changed at any time
    --------------------------------------------------------

    I believe the module should be included because it provides
    functionality that the other modules do not, is flexible and
    expandable, and gives control to the user.

    Joshua Gatcomb JGATCOMB

  enteredby:   JGATCOMB (Joshua Gatcomb)
  enteredon:   Thu Sep 11 18:58:44 2003 GMT

The resulting entry would be:

Tie::Hash::
::Sorted          bdphp Presents hashes in sorted order              JGATCOMB


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