Here's the non vt100 version for those that can't see the other
sub d{for(1..$d){for$p(0..2){{$s=$$p[$d-$_]||"|";$f=$"x(($d*2-1-length
+$s
)/2);printf"$f$s$f"}}print$/;}select$q,$q,$q,(print$/)/3}push@0,"-"x(1
+-2
*$_)for-($d=shift||3)+1..0;sub h{my($n,$s,$d,$i)=@_;if($n>0){h($n-1,$s
+,$
i,$d);push@$d,pop@$s;d;h($n-1,$i,$d,$s)}}d;h($d,0,2,1)

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In reply to Re: Hanoi by teamster_jr
in thread Hanoi by teamster_jr

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