“This article, as regular readers may have guessed, is the
sequel to “One-liners 101,” which appeared in a previous
installment of ‘Cultured Perl.’ The earlier article is an absolute
requirement for understanding the material here, so please take a
look at it before you continue.“The goal of this article, as with its predecessor, is to show
legible and reusable code, not necessarily the shortest or most
efficient version of a program. With that in mind, let’s get to the
code!“Tom Christiansen posted a list of one-liners on Usenet years
ago, and that list is still interesting and useful for any Perl
programmer. We will look at the more complex one-liners from the
list; the full list is available in the file tomc.txt. The list
overlaps slightly with the ‘One-liners 101’ article, and I will try
to point out those intersections…”
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