Change for new hash in code:

# perlmonk levels
# the xp xml ticker doesn't return this, so we'll have to hard code it
my %perlmonk_levels = ( 1  => 0,
                        2  => 20,
                        3  => 50,
                        4  => 90,
                        5  => 150,
                        6  => 250,
                        7  => 400,
                        8  => 600,
                        9  => 900,
                        10 => 1300,
                        11 => 1800,
                        12 => 2400,
                        13 => 3000,
                        14 => 4000,
                        15 => 5400,
                        16 => 7000,
                        17 => 9000,
                        18 => 12000,
                        19 => 16000,
                        20 => 22000,
                        21 => 30000,
                        22 => 40000,
                        23 => 50000,
                        24 => 60000,
                        25 => 70000,
                        26 => 80000,
                        27 => 90000,
                        28 => 100000);

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Mago
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In reply to Re: mchattk by Mago
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