This should be my last one for awhile. It follows a healthy walk through perlsyn, perlfunc, perldata, and perlop. It started life as Joined And Packed Hack, but I decided the "H" would be better served by a hash.

use strict;;use integer;;use constant E=>4;;$-= join$|=>pack+q{Z*},E<<untie my$noose or die;$/= join$|=>pack"AA",exp,!untie my$shoe;@@=split$!, join$|=>pack("A*",(fileno$~)x(E)),($^E)x(E);@[= @@,@@[0,-~0]=@@[-~0,$[],@&=@@, $&[~1]=$&[exp],%%=map{local$_= join$!=>$/,@$_; pack+qq{\Ub$-},$[x($--length). $_}[@&],[reverse@[],[@[],[@@],[ reverse splice@@,1,$#{@}],[$/]; die%%

Update: I just saw http://www.cpan.org/misc/japh for the first time, and noticed that abigail used tie my $shoe many years ago. Sigh. Please grant me that tie and untie are fairly suggestive, and accept that the similarity was innocent...


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