Greetings all,
Though I haven't written any such thing Im fairly positive Erudil has. Have a look at How to (ab)use substr and the spoiler SPOILER! (Guildenstern)Re: How to (ab)use substr for ideas on how to go about doing something similar (?: yes I realize this is an obfus post but perhaps you can harvest some of the ideas and methodologies). Who knows maybe you can roll it into an ascii graphing module for CPAN?

Speaking of which did you try CPAN? (which, as a good rule of thumb is a good place to start :)

-injunjoel
"I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who endowed us with sense, reason and intellect has intended us to forego their use." -Galileo

In reply to Re: No-Frills Curve Sketches by injunjoel
in thread No-Frills Curve Sketches by dimar

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