[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Philippe 'BooK' Bruhat wrote: > > Other nice entries were the ones that used s/$&/$&/ while > > aeiouy=~/.?/g I love this use of two different values of $& > > (which are equal, but not the same) > > Rick Klement wrote: > > When I found that s/$&/$&/g for my 44, I had the "giggles" > > for a day :) > > Rick, there were loud mad cackles from me when I opened my > email and saw your little gem.
Thank you, that's high praise for a perl golfer, to hear that his code induced "loud mad cackles". :) And thank you again, Andrew, for running this excellent golf game! -- Rick Klement
