Chris Nandor writes 27-SEP-1996: |The big winner of the 0th Obfuscated Perl Contest in Vol. 1, Issue 2 of The |Perl Journal was Gisle Aas, who wrote a script that would print out the |words "The Perl Journal". | | http://orwant.www.media.mit.edu/tpj/contest-obfusc-entries | |Here is his code: | |*_=\$#;$/=q#(.)#;$#=10;$^X=~s|.*/||;$\=chr;$#=gmtime$#;substr($#,$^F#^F |*$^F**$^F-1)=al;s$\$/( )\$/\$/$e\$2\u\$^X\$2\$3o\$1r$ && print time | | |Anyway, when run, you indeed get "The Perl Journal" -- if you run it on a |UNIX. If you run it on a Mac, you get "Fre MacPerl Joirnal |". Hmmm ... And if you run it on a VMS Alpha you get: The Dra0:[perl.perl5_003_04]perl.exe;1 Journal Hmm... By the way, has anyone out there seen an implementation of "BinHex" written in Macperl? Peter Prymmer