An attempt to print the japh horizontally and vertically. Reads the code and prints the shape.
The code is not much unreadable though. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;(open O    ,$0)&&      (push my @r  ,_v (   [ map{
_c(join("",@{$_})   ,1)} @{ _v    ([map{_c($_  ,1) }   <O>])}
      ]));         push    @r,_v  ((((   $r [  -1]))   ))for(
      0 ..        int(    rand (  (5)))  +1);  map {   map  {
      map{        $_&&    print}  @ {$_  };;;  &_p }   @{$_};
      &_p}        @r ;sub _p   {  print"\n" }  sub _c{my(  $o
      ,@a,        $f,@r)=($_[1],  split("",$_  [0]),0);for  (
      my$i        =0,$f=0;$i< sc  (@a);$i+=$o  ){for($i..( $i
      +$o)        ){($a[$_]&& $a  [$_]ne" "&&  $a[$_]ne"\n" )
      && (        $f=1    );( $_  ==($i        +$o))   &&   (
      push        @r,(    $f== 1  )?"@"        :" ")   && ($f
      =0);        }  }    return  \@r;;        } sub   _v{my(
      @r);        for(    @{$_[0  ]}  )        { for   my  $j
   (0..           _m (    \@{ $_  [0]})        -1) {   push @



   {$r[$j]},($_->[$j] &&$_->[$j]ne"\n")?$_->[$j ] :" ";#;
   }}return[map{\@{$_}}@r];};sub _m{my $l=0;($l<sc(@ {$_
      }))&& ($l=sc(@{$_}))for(@{$_[0]});return $l;}
          sub sc{return scalar(@_)}#Mandrake#

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Change the code to a different shape to find the shape on the output. Thanks..

In reply to Fun with code read & print by Mandrake

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