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On Mon, Dec 03, 2001 at 12:59:05PM -0800, Brad Greenlee wrote:
> Here's a question of fair play: does each program have to work for any given
> text file, or is it ok if it just works on the test cases presented by
> tsanta? I can shorten my mid.pl by one stroke, and it still passes all the
> tests, but it will eventually fail when the file reaches a certain size.
I did the same. The rule says that if it passes tsanta.pl,
it's okay. However, I have to admit that it's crass cheating, and
would accept any decision of not allowing this particular trick.
(one solution would be to modify tsanta.pl with a
text file of, say, 42 lines, which would break our scheme)
Joy,
`/anick
--
($_,@.)=split m<[\d=[\]]>,"Y..0e0t0 =a0n0o0t0h0e0r= [P0e0r0l] "
. "0h0a0c0k0e0r"; y|. |. |s ;
for $0(1..23) { $_ .='.' x s| (.)[.] $|$
+. shift@ .|ex|| '.' } ;print;
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