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tinita

by tinita (Parson)
on Feb 07, 2003 at 00:31 UTC ( [id://233329]=user: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??

JAPH
my first and only JAPH (from 2000):
$|++;@_=map{chr(ord($_)-$|)}split//,"Kvtu!bopuifs!Qfsm!Ibdlfs-";$\="\r +";@a=qw(< ^ > v);$"="_"x25;until($"!~m~_~){$o=int(rand 28)+65;next if$s{$o}++;$o +==91?$o=44 :($o==92?$o=32:0);$g=chr$o;for(0..24){if($_[$_]=~m)$g)i){for$m(@a,$_[$ +_]){substr $",$_,$|,$m;print$";select undef,undef,undef,0.1}}}print$"}print$/

Some links
Slides from my Lightning Talk Don't @ YAPC::EU 2008 (YAML file, for the presentation you'd need Vroom::Vroom, but you can also just read the YAML file)
Perl-Community.de - the german perl forum
Berlin.PM - the Berlin Perl Mongers
German Perl-Workshop

my CPAN
HTML::Template::Compiled (here on Sourceforge), Parse::BBCode and other modules I won't mention here
other monks i know from rl or vl
aristotle
betterworld
borisz
clinton
Corion
Crian
DaTa!
demerphq
eserte
esskar
g0n
Happy-the-monk
holli
ingy
markjugg
moritz
neniro
Ovid
phaylon
reneeb
sir_lichtkind
snadra
sri
stefan k
strat
Taulmarill

YAPC::Europes and workshops i visited
YAPC::Europe::2001 in Amsterdam
YAPC::Europe::2002 in Munich
YAPC::Europe::2003 in Paris
YAPC::Europe::2004 in Belfast
YAPC::Europe::2005 in Braga
YAPC::Europe::2006 in Birmingham
YAPC::Europe::2007 in Vienna
YAPC::Europe::2008 in Copenhagen
YAPC::Europe::2009 in Lisbon
YAPC::Europe::2010 in Pisa
YAPC::Europe::2011 in Riga
YAPC::Europe::2012 in Frankfurt
YAPC::Europe::2013 in Kiev
YAPC::Europe::2014 in Sofia
YAPC::Europe::2015 in Granada
YAPC::Europe::2016 in Cluj-Napoca
TPC in Amsterdam 2017
TPC in Glasgow 2018
German Perl-Workshop 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
Dutch Perl Workshop 2016, Amsterdam
London Perl Workshop 2017, London

misc
Quotes related to Perl? see my <img src="http://im.tinita.de/pq/pq4.png" alt="[PerlQuotes]" align="middle" height="30" >-Page

another page from me: <img src="http://www.darkdance.net/img/darkdance_logo3.png" alt="[DarkDance]"> (mostly in german)

About my nickname tinita: in spanish you use -ita/-ito to make up the 'small' form of something, so the name means something like 'little tina'.

Useful stuff
  • Perl Tutorial List
    • my vi mappings
    • imap DUMPER <ESC>^iwarn __PACKAGE__.':'.__LINE__.$".Data::Dumper->Dump +([\<ESC>llyw$a], ['<ESC>pa']);<ESC> "let's you type '@myarrayDUMPER' and you'll get 'warn __PACKAGE__.':'. +__LINE__.$".Data::Dumper->Dump([\@myarray], ['myarray']); imap DEBUG warn __PACKAGE__.':'.__LINE__.": \n";<ESC>hhhi " indenting vmap <tab> >gv vmap <s-tab> <gv map <tab> >> map <s-tab> << "(un)comment blocks vmap "" :s/^/# /<CR> vmap " :s/^# //<CR> set pastetoggle=<F10> " tabs map <C-T> :tabnew<CR> map <F3> gT map <F4> gt " beauty map <F6> !perltidy -q<CR> map <F8> :!perl %
    • make all debug statements grey on black (fit to your needs):
      highlight mydebug ctermbg=black ctermfg=darkgrey autocmd BufNewFile,BufRead *.p? match mydebug /warn.*Dumper.*/ autocmd BufNewFile,BufRead *.p? match mydebug /print STDERR.*/
  • you write cool one-liners but forget to save them for later? see remember perl one-liners
  • you write web applications and don't know about Cross-site request forgery? read my node Is your web application really secure? ("CSRF"), for example, to see what you can do against this.
  • Ampersands in URLs? Ugly, error-prone? Exactly. See this w3 article about why you should use a semicolon as a delimiter. CGI.pm supports that and has been for ages.
  • which module is core in which perl version? http://perlpunks.de/corelist
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