$_="DE3W1S3SW1NW1UN3E5DS3SE1E1NE1N3UE4DW1SW1SE1E1SE1SW1W1UN4E4DE3W2S4
US6W16DN3NE1E1SE1S3N2W2UE4S2DN4SE1S1SE1SE1N4UE3DE1SE1S2SW1W1NW1N2UN1E
5DE3W2S4UN4E4DS4N2E3S2N4UE5DW3S2E1SW1S1E3UE2DN4E2SE1SW1W1E1SE1S1US6W3
3DN4E2SE1SW1W1UE7N2DW3S2E1SW1S1E3UE2DN4E2SE1SW1W1E1SE1S1UE5DW3N4US6W1
5DS4N2E3N2S4UE2DN3NE1E1SE1S1W2E2S2UN1E5DSW1W1NW1N2NE1E1SE1UE2N1DS4N1N
E3SW2SE2UE5DW3N2E1NW1N1E3US4E2DN4E2SE1SW1W1E1SE1S1";s/\s//g;%d=(N,[-1
],NE,[-1,1],E,[0,1],SE,[1,1],S,[1],SW,[1,-1],W,[0,-1],NW,[-1,-1]);$c=
"[NESW]+";map{if(/U|D/){$s=$_;$s eq"D"?$g[$n][$m]="#":0;}else{($v,$r)
=/($c)(\d+)/}while($r){$n+=$d{$v}[0];$m+=$d{$v}[1];$z=\$g[$n][$m];$$z
=$s eq"D"?"#":$$z;$r--}}/[UD]|$c\d+/g;for(;$a<@g;$a++){!defined@{$g[$
a]}?do{print$/;next}:0;for($z=0;$z<@{$g[$a]};$z++){print$g[$a][$z]?$g
[$a][$z]:$"}print$/}
##</code><code>##

#!/usr/bin perl

# ASCII Tortise:
# Tortise parses the string contained in $script, and moves
# a pen around inside of a two-dimensional array according to
# the directions in $script.

# Whitespace has no significance between complete command
# chunks within the tortise script.
# Therefore you may break up complex designs into simpler
# subdesigns, represented as seperate lines of script.
# To make it a little easer, stick to my here-document
# format for scripting.

# The script commands are as follows:
#	U	-	Pen up (don't draw).
#	D	-	Pen down (draw).
#	N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW, followed by number of
#	repititions.  In other words, E5 would draw an
#	eastward (rightward) line, five pixels long.

# The repitition number is required for all directional
# commands, even if there is only one repitition.

# For the most part, anything that doesn't match the 
# described script format will just confuse the 
# parser.  As mentioned before, whitespace is noncritical,
# and the parser ignores it.  The parser ignores a lot
# of other things too, but play it safe by only using
# whitespace as delimiters.  Delimiters are not required.

use strict;
use warnings;
		   
my $script = <<END_SCRIPT;
DE3W1S3SW1NW1UN3E5
DS3SE1E1NE1N3UE4
DW1SW1SE1E1SE1SW1W1UN4E4
DE3W2S4US6W16
DN3NE1E1SE1S3N2W2UE4S2
DN4SE1S1SE1SE1N4UE3
DE1SE1S2SW1W1NW1N2UN1E5
DE3W2S4UN4E4
DS4N2E3S2N4UE5
DW3S2E1SW1S1E3UE2
DN4E2SE1SW1W1E1SE1S1US6W33
DN4E2SE1SW1W1UE7N2
DW3S2E1SW1S1E3UE2
DN4E2SE1SW1W1E1SE1S1UE5
DW3N4US6W15
DS4N2E3N2S4UE2
DN3NE1E1SE1S1W2E2S2UN1E5
DSW1W1NW1N2NE1E1SE1UE2N1
DS4N1NE3SW2SE2UE5
DW3N2E1NW1N1E3US4E2
DN4E2SE1SW1W1E1SE1S1
END_SCRIPT

# @screen becomes a 2d array holding tortise's poop trail.
my @screen;

# %delta contains definitions of how direction commands
# affect tortise's Y and X location in the grid.
my %delta = (	"N" =>[-1, 0 ],
		"NE"=>[-1, 1 ],
		"E" =>[ 0, 1 ],
		"SE"=>[ 1, 1 ],
		"S" =>[ 1, 0 ],
		"SW"=>[ 1,-1 ],
		"W" =>[ 0,-1 ],
		"NW"=>[-1,-1 ] );

# %pen is cool.  %pen holds the tortise's location,
# his most recent direction command, his pen state,
# how many moves he has to make before receiving his
# next command.
my %pen = (	"State"	=> "U",
		"Moves"	=>  0 ,
		"Dir"	=> "" ,
		"X"	=>  0 ,
		"Y"	=>  0	);
		   
# $dot and $blank just define what colors Tortise uses.
my $dot = "#";
my $blank = " ";

# Read the script, and pass commands on to Tortise.
foreach ( $script =~ /[UD]|[NESW]+[0-9]+/g ) {
	if ( /U|D/ ) { 
		$pen{State} = $_; 
		if ( $pen{State} eq "D" ) { 
			$screen[$pen{Y}][$pen{X}] = $dot;
		}
	} else {	
		( $pen{Dir}, $pen{Moves} ) = /([NSEW]+)([0-9]+)/;
	}
	# Keep moving until Tortise runs out of moves.
	# Then he sits and waits for the next command chunk.
	while ( $pen{Moves} ) {
		$pen{Y} += $delta{$pen{Dir}}[0];
		$pen{X} += $delta{$pen{Dir}}[1];
		if ( $pen{State} eq "D" ) {
			$screen[$pen{Y}][$pen{X}] = $dot;
		}
		$pen{Moves}--;
	}
}

# Now we can show the world Tortise's poop trail.
for ( my $y = 0; $y < @screen; $y++ ) {
	if (!defined @{$screen[$y]}) {
		print "\n";
		next;
	}
	for ( my $x = 0; $x < @{$screen[$y]}; $x++ ) {
		if ( $screen[$y][$x] ) { 
			print $screen[$y][$x];
		} else {
			print $blank;
		}
	}
	print "\n";
}