comex wrote:
> FOR*(lambda m:(lambda c:(lambda f:f(f,0,0,[0]*1000))(lambda
> f,n,p,a:(('',a,n)) if p>=len(c) else ((lambda dc:dc[c[p]]() if c[p] in
> dc.keys() else
> f(f,n,p+1,a))({43:lambda:f(f,n,p+1,a[:n]+[(a[n]+1)%256]+a[n+1:]),45:lambda:f(f,n,p+1,a[:n]+[(a[n]-1)%256]+a[n+1:]),62:lambda:f(f,n+1,p+1,a),60:lambda:f(f,n-1,p+1,a),46:lambda:(lambda
> v:(chr(a[n])+v[0],v[1],v[2]))(f(f,n,p+1,a)),91:lambda:(f(f,n,((lambda
> g:g(g,p+1,1)) (lambda f,n,p:n if p==0 else f(f,n+1,p+1) if c[n]==91
> else f(f,n+1,p-1) if c[n]==93 else f(f,n+1,p))),a)) if a[n]==0 else
> ((lambda v:(lambda w:(v[0]+w[0],w[1],w[2]))(f(f,v[2],p,v[1])))
> (f(f,n,p+1,a))),93:lambda:('',a,n)})))[0])([ord(i) for i in
> m]))('+++.')
I ran this through Python 2.5:
import binascii
test = (lambda m: [etc.]
print binascii.b2a_hex(test)
and got "03" as the output. I will record it accordingly.
