in reply to Quine Whine
Hmmm...people don't seem to be interested in making them.
Ah well. Here is a quine that shows a standard form that you can usually get to work...
Of course it is also quite possible to make jokes that are quines. In fact I already did with the rather degenerate shortest one above. And here is another joke quine:# This is a quine. $c = "# This is a quine. "; $t = q(-c$c = "-c"; $t = q(-t); # Note the repeated text here. This appears both in data # and in source. Anything you want can go here as long # as it repeats and you do not interfere with these actions... # Substitute the variables back into the data. If you do # not like symbolic refs, you could use a hash instead, same # diff. This substitution builds source out of data. $t =~ s/-(\w+)/${$1}/g; # Since data is now source, just print it and we are done. print $t; ); # Note the repeated text here. This appears both in data # and in source. Anything you want can go here as long # as it repeats and you do these actions... # Substitute the variables back into the data. If you do # not like symbolic refs, you could use a hash instead, same # diff. This substitution builds source out of data. $t =~ s/-(\w+)/${$1}/g; # Since data is now source, just print it and we are done. print $t;
(Come on, give it a try. Quines are really quite fun. :-)# This is a quine two :-) undef $/; $_ = <DATA>; print; print; __DATA__ # This is a quine two :-) undef $/; $_ = <DATA>; print; print; __DATA__
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Re: Re (tilly) 1: Quine Whine
by danger (Priest) on Mar 06, 2001 at 22:30 UTC |
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