I haven't done a JAPH in forever. Here's a very long and animated one. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
while($t++<$FOUR*$FOUR+$EIGHT){$b[$_]=[map{$"}@a]for@a;$xs=$z>23?($z-=
+$FOUR,$xs)
:$z-$FOUR;$u=int(@a/$THREE-$xs);for$x($u..$u+$xs*$THREE+$TWO) {$b[$_]-
+>[$x]=$x==
$_?'\\':$x==@a-$_?'/':$b[$_]->[$x]for($u..$u+$TWO+$THREE*$xs)}$i=0;whi
+le($z-$i>0
){$s=$z-($i+=$FOUR);$u=int(@a/$THREE-$s); $s*=$THREE;$us=$u+$s;for$x($
+u..10+$us-
9){for$y($u..$u+$TWO+$s){;$b[$y]->[$x]=' 'if$t>=31&&$s<$EIGHT;$b[$y]->
+[$x]=($y==
$u||$y-$TWO==$us)&&( $x==$u||$x-$TWO==$us)?'+':$y==$u||$y==$us+$TWO?'-
+':$x==$u||
$x-$TWO==$us?'|':$b[$y]->[$x]};}BEGIN{$FOUR=5;$THREE=$FOUR-3;$TWO=$FOU
+R/5;@a=0..
$TWO+42-$FOUR;$EIGHT=$FOUR*2}}if(@a-$FOUR+$TWO==$t){$TEN=$FOUR+$FOUR+$
+TWO;$THREE
;@w=map{[split//]}qw(Just Another Perl Hacker);$y=$x=42-$FOUR**$THREE;
+for$w(@w){
$y++;$b[$y]->[$x+$_]=$w->[$_]for(0..$#$w)}}print"\ec",map{@{$b[$_]},$/
+}@a;select
$&,$&,$&,$TWO/10;$z++}

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