So, incorporating abell and cfreak's suggestions, you get:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
@screen = ( ' 'x70 . "\n" ) x 20;
$gen_line = sub {
my $qw;
for(1..70){
if( !$q[$_] && rand > .993 ){
$q[$_] = q$.$ x 5 . q$ $ x 1
. ${ [ qw$tsuJ rehtona lreP rekcaH$ ] }[$qq++]
. q$ $ x 1 . q$.$ x 5;
$qq = $qq > 3 ? 0: $qq;
}
if( $q[$_] ){
( $qx, $q[$_] ) = split//, $q[$_],2;
$qw .= $qx;
}else{
$qw .= q$ $;
}
}
"\33[0;32m$qw\33[0m";
};
while(1) {
print join '', @screen;
# Drop last line
pop @screen;
# Put a new line on top
unshift @screen, $gen_line->() . "\n";
# Sleep for 0.1 seconds
select(undef, undef, undef, 0.1);
}
Cool, monks! =]
cp
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