* Andrew Savige [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2003-08-24 04:27]:
the Klement Transform? Or should that read Klementian or even
Klementine Transform? :-)
Well, it's not called the Guttman-Roslerian Transform (or
Guttmanian-Roslerian?) either.
Schwartzian is really a red herring.
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Regards,
Aristotle
#!perl -lp
/ /;$A{$'}.=$.$`}for(map{s}.}9-$}e;$_}sort
map{9-$A{$_}=~y. ...sprintf %-10s:$A{$_},$_}keys%A){
Interesting sub-problem is shortest way to space-fill the CPAN ID:
sprintf%-10s,$_
pack A10,$_
uc($_^$x10)
The last works because CPAN IDs match /^[A-Z]{4,9}$/.
Replacing the
Rick Klement wrote:
And replacing one map with a sort, taking advantage of the fact that
in 5.8, sort is stable, saves 10 strokes:
#!perl -lp
/ /;$a{pack A10,$'}.= $`}for(sort{$b-$a}map$a{$_}=~y/ //.
$_:$a{$_},sort keys a){
Very nice. Hmm, if:
map sort [SORT BLOCK]map is the
The Phalanx project top 100 CPAN modules has just been published:
http://qa.perl.org/phalanx/distros.html
To get a report sorted by most prolific author, I wrote this
little program (using a good ol' GR-Transform):
#!perl -lp
/ /;$A{$'}.=$.$`}for(map{s}.}9-$}e;$_}sort
map{9-$A{$_}=~y.
