On Wed, Feb 13, 2002 at 06:37:56AM -0600, Dave Hoover wrote:
> > On Tuesday 12 February 2002 07:22, Jerome Quelin wrote:
> >Since when does a golf contest not accept one-liners? [..]
>
> Looking back just a few months in the fwp archives shows that Santa's,
> Ton's, and Andrew's golf tournaments all have requested solutions in file
> format:
>
> name-your-script:
> #!/usr/bin/perl -switches
> codecodecode
> codecodecode
> __END__
Beside, is there any golfic advantage I don't see 'bout using
perl -e'codecodecode'
instead of
#!perl
codecodecode
? Unless I'm forgetting something major, the second option
gives you a few bonus strokes and protects you of the evil
that shells do[*]... No?
Joy,
`/anick
[*] 'The Evil that Shells Do' being a song from that good old
album Seventh Subroutine of a Seventh Script, z'of course.
--
($_,@.)=split m<[\d=[\]]>,"Y..0e0t0 =a0n0o0t0h0e0r= [P0e0r0l] "
. "0h0a0c0k0e0r"; y|. |. |s ;
for $0(1..23) { $_ .='.' x s| (.)[.] $|$
+. shift@ .|ex|| '.' } ;print;
