I took the obfuscated code from the GPF Subliminal Perl T-Shirt and further obfuscated it. I'm not happy with it yet but I'm still working on it. However, I do want feedback so I'm posting here for comments and suggestions.

#!/usr/bin/perl -w @p=([split //,"mcsio-p.w/:th!a+rv+P+aR!ila++'"], [split //,"/o.cmcfgww/pt+ydyeeFGde+etuFamI"]); $l=$#{$p[0]}+$#{$p[1]}+1; for $i (0..$l){$_.=$i%2?$p[0][int(($i-1)/2)]:$p[1][int($i/2)];} $_=~s/\+/ /g; $_=reverse $_; print;
Or perhaps it should be this (strict compliant now!):
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; sub _i($){int(($_[0])/2)} my @p=([split //,"mcsio-p.w/:th!a+rv+P+aR!ila++'"], [split //,"/o.cmcfgww/pt+ydyeeFGde+etuFamI"]); my $l=$#{$p[0]}+$#{$p[1]}+1; for my $i (0..$l){$_.=$i%2?$p[0][_i($i-1)]:$p[1][_i($i)];} $_=~s/\+/ /g; print $_=reverse $_;

Updated: Changed title 2002-05-07 13:29 (GMT -0600)
Updated: Added some code 2002-05-07 14:48 (GMT -0600)


Matthew Musgrove
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In reply to GPF Obfu Redux (Was: GPF) by Mr. Muskrat

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