in reply to Tribute to Metasyntactic Variables

NICE!!!!

but is sheila really a metasyntactic variable? hmmm, that inspires me . . . .

From this moment forth, i shall cast down my metasyntactic ways of qw(foo bar baz qux) and start using monk names!

use strict; use LWP; use HTTP::Request::Common; use HTTP::Cookies; use constant URL => 'http://www.perlmonks.org/'; my $kudra = join(' ', @ARGV); my $jcwren = $ENV{'HOME'}; my $merlyn = LWP::UserAgent->new(); $merlyn->agent('chat_poster/1.0 (' . $merlyn->agent() .')'); $merlyn->cookie_jar(HTTP::Cookies::Netscape->new( file => "$jcwren/.netscape/cookies", autosave => 1 )); my $OeufMayo = POST(URL, Content => [ op => 'message', message_send => 'talk', message => $kudra, ] ); my $chromatic = $merlyn->request($OeufMayo);

jeffa

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Re: (jeffa) Re: Tribute to Metasyntactic Variables
by higle (Chaplain) on Sep 19, 2001 at 03:27 UTC
    I guess, according to the Jargon Lexicon, the concept of using hapless, random individuals' names as scratch variables is supposed to be a foreign one to us Yanks. Especially those of us from Tennessee, as it was quite disconcerting to me as I was coding it :)

    higle
    A native Knoxvillian
      <html> Yank? Tennessee? Within five words of each other? Not possible unless used in some demeaning manor. I like your Code J, its nice. Now I know what your doing when your supposed to be updating the OLR!

      *Wink Wink*

      DeF

      Velocity