Re: I know this is not fun.

How about a perl filter to strip all non-fwp posts to this list?

[OT] t/badfile....FAILED test 3

I have posted this on a couple of other perl lists and recieved no response, so I thought I would try here. I get this error on more than one module: Digest-SHA1-2.03]# make test PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 /usr/bin/perl -MExtUtils::Command::MM -e test_harness(0, 'blib/lib', 'blib/arch') t/*.t

RE: I know this is not fun.

Gareth wrote: How about a perl filter to strip all non-fwp posts to this list? Depends on one's definition of fun I guess - some might say it's perl programs that are whimsical in some way like the Camel script, or a well-obfuscated japh, whereas some might say it's a really meaty problem that

Re: [OT] t/badfile....FAILED test 3

* Tim Dolezal [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2003-07-17 07:27]: I have posted this on a couple of other perl lists Including this one... and recieved no response, But you did. A couple people on this list told you to try setting LANG. This wasn't much fun the first time around, but it's even less fun

Re: I know this is not fun.

On Thu, Jul 17, 2003 at 09:31:31AM +0100, Moran, Matthew wrote: Gareth wrote: How about a perl filter to strip all non-fwp posts to this list? Depends on one's definition of fun I guess - some might say it's perl programs that are whimsical in some way like the Camel script, or a

Fun - Each character at most once

This list needs a fun subject... What is the most interesting program that is restricted to use each ASCII character at most once? This isn't golf, its up to the inspiration of all to develop the wierdest, most wonderful program. Example valid program: print 42 Let the fun begin... Richard

Re: I know this is not fun.

Gareth James Hughes said: [ fwp_filter.pl: message filtered for non fun content ] -- Paul Johnson - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.pjcj.net

Re: Fun - Each character at most once

Richard Proctor wrote: What is the most interesting program that is restricted to use each ASCII character at most once? Anybody who can do a JAPH like that? Steffen -- @n=([283488072,6076],[2105905181,8583184],[1823729722,9282996],[281232,

RE: Fun - Each character at most once

What is the most interesting program that is restricted to use each ASCII character at most once? The definition I chose was to check if a program (from @ARGV) contains duplicate chars and printing a duplicate char iff it has one. This had a sort of quiney feel to it and hence could be

RE: Fun - Each character at most once

So, this list is live again, huh? (I re-subscribed 2 month ago and after 2 weeks of silence I thought there is something wrong with the mail server since no email was coming...) Anyway... Ronald, I'm a beginner in JAPHS but I managed to see what's the idea in yours. (Of course calculating the

Re: Fun - Each character at most once

* [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2003-07-17 21:15]: What is the most interesting program that is restricted to use each ASCII character at most once? The definition I chose was to check if a program (from @ARGV) contains duplicate chars and printing a duplicate char iff it has one.

Re: Fun - Each character at most once

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef: Can anyone improve the above so that it checks the whole of , not just one line? Bonus points for an explicit multi-character message rather than undef on failure. #!perl -0234 =~m{(.)[^$/]*\1}sandtwo contains no characters twice (except for the final \n), checks