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++teamster_jr,

It's a really cool idea, and the presentation is impeccable. A specific example of how nicely written this was -- the idea of having each "mouse" offset its path by a slight amount, so that it doesn't obscure the other mice.

teamster_jr was kind enough to send me a preview copy of this, which I ran yesterday. My wife and kids all enjoyed watching it, and my 7-year-old exclaimed with innocent incredulity -- "so the mice actually *solve* the maze?!" :-)

I'm also honored that my module would be used for something so impressive. A terrific job!

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In reply to Re: Racing Mice with Language::Logo - MouseRace.pm by liverpole
in thread Racing Mice with Language::Logo - MouseRace.pm by teamster_jr

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