Alright by me ;-).

Just this last question if you wouldn't mind... Who's responsible for putting together comments on reaped nodes? Here's what (if I'm correct) I got in responce to my post on arrays.

Am I right to assume that 'Fastolfe' is responsible for the reply? If yes, then why being so rude and inflamatory? Seems like in this old good saying: "A rat must have crawled up his ass and died...".. Geez... I couldn't even imagine the kind of 'hospitality' i'd come to experience on this site. There are numerous decent monks and only a few that spoil the place =/.

I have nothing against pointing out and removing worthless nodes; however, this should be accomplished in a way befitting a reasonable adult. The comment I got from node reaper is such that I could find on www.fuckedcompany.com or a message board ran by a bunch of 10 year old kiddies.

-- 
print join(" ", map { sprintf "%#02x", $_ }unpack("C*",pack("L",0x1234
+5678)))

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