On Tue, 17 Feb 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I use the internet quite a lot to fix computer problems, learn about
> new technologies, and read Slashdot. Sometimes pages have profanities,
> as everyone knows. I've been trying to think of a way to edit out
> swears etc., possibly using Mozilla's UserContent.css file. Basicly it
> would just replace "Dern" with "Darn" or whatever.
Well, I wrote this code a while back. Orangatango has/had a service that
would cut out vulgarity, plus a whole lot more, and someone suggested that
certain users might actually want *more* vulgarity in the pages they surfed.
So perhaps this could be adapted to your needs:
-J
#!/usr/bin/perl
@cusswords = qw(darn blasted frickin' hud crap);
$_ = join('', <>);
for(0..rand(@w = /(\w*\W*)/sg)) {
splice(@w, rand(@w), 0, $cusswords[rand(@cusswords)]." "); }
print @w;
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