... that formats a text file for, um, legibility.

Just cat a file through it and voila! It's pretty.

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -n

@x = ( { Begin => "{", End => "}" }, "(?:Attribute|Motion|Transform|Wo
+rld|Frame)" );

$i-- if(/^\s*$x[1]End/ && $i);

/^\s*\#/?s/^\s*//:s/^\s*/" "x(4*$i)/e;
s/^(\s*$x[1](Begin|End).*)$/$1.(m|\#[\{\}]$|?"":" #$x[0]{$2}")/e;

print;

$i++ if(/^\s*$x[1]Begin/);

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Any ideas? I figure that I should be able to do something that combines the two regular expression lines, then do something else to mask the data, but I'm new to the whole obfuscation thing. :^)

Thanks!

hoaf

In reply to I'm amusing myself trying to obfuscate a little script ... by hoaf

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