On Thu, Aug 16, 2001 at 11:10:09AM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have found all the JAPHs with no alphanumeric
> characters both interesting and instructive.
> However, none of them write to stdout,
> since they all use the `$_` trick.
>
> This leads me to conjecture that:
>
> It is impos
On Thu, Aug 16, 2001 at 10:56:26AM -0400, Ronald J Kimball wrote:
> ''=~("(?{".('}_).} "*}_} }./}(}_ }}_, (}_+}_,*"'&
> /- + *,+ < + :- /:- << :- @'|
> ' `` @ `` ` @ ` ` ` ')."})");
syntax error at - line 2, near "/- + *,+ < + :- /:"
Can't find string terminator "" anywher
Please disregard the previous message. This one contains the correct
code. (Damn KDE clipboard!)
On Thu, Aug 16, 2001 at 11:10:09AM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have found all the JAPHs with no alphanumeric
> characters both interesting and instructive.
> However, none of them write to
Whew. But is it Perl? :)
''=~("(?{".('}_).} "*}_} }./}(}_ }}_, (}_+}_,*"'&
~'/- + *,+ < + :- /:- << :- @'|
' `` @ `` ` @ ` ` ` ')."})");
---
Frank Bicknell, Sysadmin
Cisco Systems, Inc.
(919) 392-3798
> -Original Message-
> From: Ronald J Kimball [mailto:[EMAIL PR
Ronald,
Thank you.
This was good.
Here how it was done, right?
==
$s1 = '}_).} "*}_} }./}(}_ }}_, (}_+}_,*"';
$s2 = '/- + *,+ < + :- /:- << :- @';
$s3 = ' `` @ `` ` @ ` ` ` ';
$s4 = $s1 & ~$s2 | $s3;
print "$s4\n";
__E
On Thu, Aug 16, 2001 at 12:25:42PM -0400, Selector, Lev Y wrote:
> Ronald,
> Thank you.
> This was good.
> Here how it was done, right?
> ==
>
> $s1 = '}_).} "*}_} }./}(}_ }}_, (}_+}_,*"';
> $s2 = '/- + *,+ < + :- /:- << :- @';
> $s3
Yes,
Thank you.
And you also use (" ") instead of //
Which makes people scratch their heads
trying to match the quotes and braces.
''=~/(?{print "hello1\n";})/;
''=~("(?{print \"hello2\n\";})");
''=~("(?{print 'hello3\n';})");
Warmest Regards
Lev Selector
New York, t. 212-902-30
Ronald J Kimball wrote:
> ''=~("(?{".('}_).} "*}_} }./}(}_ }}_, (}_+}_,*"'&
> ~'/- + *,+ < + :- /:- << :- @'|
> ' `` @ `` ` @ ` ` ` ')."})");
>
> Inspired by Abigail and Japhy's recent postings.
>
> Ronald
Ronald, that was very impressive! Using your trick
and ideas from Jas'
hello,
sorry if this is an off-topic, but i'd
like to know which is the best regex to much
an URL...
best regards,
mitica
