Good idea on the formatting. It adds a lot to the presentation.

Here's the beta version of the the fish variant: 

       print join('',                     @$_)
   ,"\n"          for map              {@$_
  ->    [0]       }map        {[[map{@$a
=(                 @$a,$c=abs int sin(
   $_*              0.1)*     6>=abs($b
     -6));$c?[J,A,P,H]->             [$#$a%4]
        :' '}@$_],$b++,]}                ([1..44])x12;

[download]
         APHJAPHJAPHJ                    APH
       HJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPH              PHJAPH
     APHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJA          JAPHJAPH
   HJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPH      PHJAPHJAPH
 APHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJ    APHJAPHJAPH
JAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPH
 APHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJ    APHJAPHJAPH
   HJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPH      PHJAPHJAPH
     APHJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPHJA          JAPHJAPH
       HJAPHJAPHJAPHJAPH              PHJAPH
         APHJAPHJAPHJ                    APH

In reply to Re^2: Sinusoidal japh by imp
in thread Sinusoidal japh by imp

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