[pic] [perl] italy
Here's a pic I saw at <URL:http://www.perlmonks.org> a while ago, which
I thought was quite good. I'm not sure who it's by as I can't find the
page it was on right now. It prints out "italians code Perl better!"
use strict;
use warnings;
@
_=q*A*;my$
m ; @_[7,6]=($_[0]
)x2;my@i;@{_}[1..2]=(
'T','T');@i=($[,$!,$]);*t::_
=\&t;$m=\$";$_[4]='L';$"=""
;$_={}+1;sub q{&e;&r};@
i=(u=>n=>i=>q(n));$i[4
]=lc$_[2];$_[-1]++ for#
1..3;$_[1]++;$m=uc(uc(
@i[2 ,].@_[2,].@_
[0 ,]));$_[3]=
$_[5]='O';@i[1
,0]=(qw(r i p))
[0,2]; $::{$m}
= sub{_(&e(&d(&o
(&{c}))))};sub
_{eval"@i\" \"
"};eval"sub @_\{@i(
\$::@_=~/^.* ::(
.* ?)\$/ix)}";&i&&&t ;
*_::n=\& n;a(),&::l;{{&i}
};eval " \&@{[lc$_[0]]};";
*X::=$/ ;_::n()&&&s();&
_;ITA(0 );*X::= $/
;$/.= '';#
P()=>& q,&l,&
_; s( u)(b(
));
e(b(
) );$ _={}*@_;
map{$_->_}(q(t));
&q(&t);*_::_
=\&{'!'};
_::_('EN
D')
--
Mark Hill <use...@mark.ukfsn.org> (Yahoo address not read)
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