#!/usr/bin/perl -n0777 $obfu = ' chr length x eval or'; $obfu = substr $obfu x 255, 0, 255; ($head, $tail) = /\n__(DATA|END)__\n/ ? ($`, "$&$'") : ($_, ''); push @code, "s ss chr length q q" . substr($obfu, 0, ord $_) . "q se" for reverse split //, "$head;\$_=''"; print join (' x ', @code, "eval or chr length q q $obfu q", sort {rand 2} @code), $tail;
This modification generates more funny code and does not break __DATA__ section

In reply to Re: No more $$$ by ccn
in thread No more $$$ by locked_user mtve

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