On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 12:47:54AM +0100, Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason wrote:
> (You do not have to read this)
>
> So Father Chrysostomos just modified perlop like this:
>
> -=item qr/STRING/msixpo
> +=item qr/STRING/msixpodual
>
> Which got me thinking. That's a lot of letters, I wonder what words we
> can make out of them (no I'm not suggesting we use them).
>
> So I came up with this quick hack: https://gist.github.com/836425
>
> Which when I pipe in the wamerican-huge dictionary from Debian gives
> us these canditates:
>
> $ perl msixpodual-words.pl </usr/share/dict/words | head -n 30
> Score Word Remaining
> 8 plasmoid xu
> 8 paludism xo
> 8 alodiums xp
> 8 diplomas xu
> 7 podiums xal
> 7 lipomas xdu
> 7 spodium xal
> 7 uploads mix
> 7 adipous mxl
> 7 amidols xpu
> 7 solidum xpa
> 7 alodium sxp
> 7 diploma sxu
> 7 plasmid xou
> 7 dualism xpo
> 6 sodium xpal
> 6 axoids mpul
> 6 audios mxpl
> 6 Alidus mxpo
> 6 ampuls ixod
> 6 Louisa mxpd
> 6 miaous xpdl
> 6 modius xpal
> 6 Dupaix msol
> 6 almous ixpd
> 6 dismal xpou
> 6 Musial xpod
> 6 poilus mxda
> 6 uplaid msxo
>
> Maybe I can submit a patch in the beginning of the month immediately
> following March that changes all our regex flag documentation to refer
> to:
>
> qr/STRING/xuplasmoid
In my time, we didn't have all those extra options... ;-)
As part of the $A++ competition of Paris.pm, I wrote those in 2000:
$A=~s/(-)?(\d+(?:\.\d*)?)/"$1 1+"x$2.'1'/egoisme
$A=~s/(-)?(\d+(?:\.\d*)?)/#les filles c'est des cloches (Souchon)
"$1 1+"x$2.'1'/sexisme
As part of a fun article I started but never finished, I also wanted to
obsolete the /x option by using the option list to make comments about the
regexp, instead of puttin comments inside the regexp (in French, sorry):
s/rature|erreur//gomme # rature|error = mistake, gomme = eraser
s/propriété individuelle//coco # see below
s/individual property//commie # translation of the above
s/(.+)\1/$1/sosie # double (as in "stunt double")
s/./"$&:"/immisce # s'immiscer = to muscle in
Now P5P has spoilt the fun by making the game too easy. ;-)
--
Philippe Bruhat (BooK)
For every winner, there must be one or more losers.
(Moral to the Sage story in Groo #111 (Epic))
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