#!/usr/bin/perl -w # Safe computing. use strict; # Bondage and Discipline. my $japh='$japh';$japh=~#$japh# # Hmmm... Could this be a JAPH, p +erchance? s(){ # That's no way to define a sub! qx/$japh=(<JAPH>);/ # When did I open that filehandle +? }; # And should I really execute its + contents? map # A map to guide you, {print chr(16*(vec($japh,$_/1000,4)) # using vectors +vec($japh,$_%1000,4))} # to point the way. (159158,137163,149171,139142,143162, # But what are these? 147146,145166,151172,137142,145150, # They're not latitudes. 151163,139155,169148,163162,145163, # Or longitudes. 149141,147156,141148,145164,147136, # Confused? 145153,147170,151163,137141,143156) # Let me misdirect you!

TheEnigma

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Re: A Misdirected JAPH
by theroninwins (Friar) on Nov 03, 2004 at 09:59 UTC
    I got this error on it:
    syntax error at C:\saves\obfu13.pl line 9, near ") # using vectorsvec ("
      Don't remove the + sign at the beginning of line 9. Line 8 should end with

      # using vectors

      and line 9 should begin with

      +vec

      An easy mistake to make, since there are some + signs inserted by PerlMonks that you have to remove.

      TheEnigma

        Thanks....must have done it without thinking ... next time I'll think before deleting... :-)