Andrew Savige wrote: > I am mentioning this because it may affect the scoring rule > if a golf solution uses the -F option. I suggest you allow > the null-terminate hack and subtract one from the golf score > (because you do not require the terminating null when you > run directly from the command line via -e).
Strongly disagree! I dislike artificial rules. With more time to think about it, I feel it better to just specify the version of Perl, and if you exploit an idiosyncrasy, good luck to you. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > <scrooge>A byte, even a null one, is a byte.</scrooge> Agreed. Simon Cozens wrote: > I'm pretty sure I wrote about that last week. :) Oops, I missed that one. My mail access at the time was limited, my inbox voluminous, and my family urging me to have a "normal" holiday for a change, so I was just hitting the delete key on any non-entries as fast as I could. :) Andrew.
