Quite apart from the fact that it's a really stupid example - this is
what mod_vhost_alias is for - the change takes a legible example and
makes it completely illegible. If you want to provide an obfuscated
version, fine, but leave the one that is at least marginally legible.
Or, if you really want to go the Perl Golf way,
print join '/', reverse split /\./,"/\n" while chomp <STDIN>;
Ha!
I've never been a big fan of making beginner documentation as
obfuscated as possible. It sort of defeats the purpose. This is Apache
HTTPD documentation, not Perl Wizardry.
On Jul 15, 2010, at 1:41 AM, Apache Wiki wrote:
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while(<STDIN>)
{
- chomp($_);
+ chomp;
+ print join '/', reverse split /\./, "/\n";
- my @lables = split(/\./);
- @lables = reverse @lables;
- foreach my $label (@lables) {
- $path .= $label . "/";
- }
- print $path . "\n";
}
}}}
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