Dear Monks,

I had the most wonderful idea for my first JAPH. I hacked it together, it worked, I rejoiced. I tried it some other systems. It produced amusingly bad results. :-)

So, I need your help. Please mail me the output from the following, along with your distribution; the most prevalent indexes will grace the JAPH and my .signature. perl -lne'$x=$_;print "$. $_" if grep /^$x$/i, qw/just another hacker/' /usr/share/dict/words' The JAPH itself hasn't been optimised at all - any help with that appreciated - but here it is. It works as intended on my Debian machine: perl -le'@a=qw/23138 19231 2038/;while(<>){chomp;push @b,$_ if grep {$.==$_} @a}push @b,$^X;print ucfirst join(" ",@b[2,0,3,1]).","'</usr/share/dict/words

In reply to JAPH help needed. by Elthek

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