#!/usr/bin/perl sub are_lost { print $see; } $mythoughts = "1000 Dreams"; ####################### open (MYMIND, "for_you") or die "without hope"; read (MYMIND, $see, $mythoughts); close MYMIND; @mythoughts = split(/into/, $mythoughts); foreach $thought (@mythoughts) { are_lost; }
I am not sure if this will actually run since I defined $mythoughts with text in it, but it may. It will not actually produce anything useful, and the file "for_you" should exist with something it it, but let me know your opinion of this.

Edited: 2001-03-03 by neshura

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Re: FRèéߥTë§ •§ê¢TõR• - 1000 Dreams
by bladx (Chaplain) on Mar 05, 2001 at 07:25 UTC
    Hi there, Anonymous Monk! Well, it was a nice little poetry Perl program I suppose, but really, it wasn't too complex, or funny, so in my humble opinion, if I had to give it a grade, i'd probably give it a B. The reasons being: well, when run, it doens't really make an awful lot of sense at least to me (it might to you, I don't know,) Secondly, it is not very complex as stated earlier. If it's not really complex then it generally isn't that interesting. The pros though to this bad boy is probably that you went out and wrote it! Sometimes people have a Perl poem they have written... but they never decide to actually post it... I congratulate you for taking the initiative to post it!!

    This is off the subject somewhat, but I'm kinda new to perlmonks.org and was wondering why you had really no XP points at all!? Okie dokie, well keep up your hard work and stuff... talk to ya later.

    bladx ~ ¡muchas veces tengo preguntas!
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