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    0: Okay yes, this is very ugly. I had it kind of nice and then
    1: I decided to go all out and compact it a lot. So here is a 
    2: fully-functional CGI script that allows anyone to come in, 
    3: enter any name they want (yes, even multiple instances of 
    4: the same nick are allowed) and chat together. It does use 
    5: two small pieces of javascript: one to refresh the chat 
    6: messages (because inserting that meta tag in the HTML 
    7: headers would have taken more space) and one that sets focus
    8:  to the chat box when you put your mouse over it.
    9: 
    10: It doesn't really fit in the category of obfu, but it will
    11: look better here than anywhere else. Code is for reusable 
    12: stuff, same with Snippets. I don't think anyone'll want to 
    13: use this!
    14: 
    15: Features of the program? Only one: URL's are turned into 
    16: links ONLY when used in the perlmonks way (using square 
    17: brackets). And even then, it must be a URL between the 
    18: brackets and nothing else. No vertical bar to name the 
    19: link!
    20: 
    21: So here it is. All in 19 lines:<br>
    22: 
    23: <readmore>
    24: 
    25: #!c:/perl/bin/perl
    26: use strict;use CGI':Vars';use Data::Dumper;use Fcntl':flock';
    27: use IO::Scalar;my%i=CGI::Vars;my($a,$b,$d,$f,$r,$s,$g)=($ENV{
    28: 'SCRIPT_NAME'},$i{a},$i{u},$i{m});open L,">2.2"or die;flock L
    29: ,LOCK_EX or die;our%c;do"1.1";$.=new IO::Scalar \$s;select$.;unless(
    30: $b){print qq{<frameset rows="*,75"><frame src=$a?a=e><frame src=
    31: $a?a=c&u=$d></frameset>};}if($b eq"e"){print qq{<script>
    32: setTimeout('history.go(0)',8000);</script>};my$e;while(++$e){last if!
    33: $c{$e};print qq{<strong>$c{$e}[0]</strong>: $c{$e}[1]<br>}if$c{$e};}}
    34: if($b eq"c"){if(!$d){print qq{<form action=$a><input type=hidden name=a
    35: value=c>Nickname:<input type=text name=u><input type=submit value=Start>
    36: </form>};++$g;}if($f){$f=~s/</\&lt;/g;$f=~s/\[(.*?)\]/<a href='$1'
    37: target=_blank>$1<\/a>/g;$c{++$c{n}}=[$d,$f];delete$c{$c{n}-15};}if(!$g){
    38: print qq{<form action=$a><input type=hidden name=u value="$d"><input
    39: type=hidden name=a value=c>Message:<input type=text name=m size=50
    40: onmouseover=focus()><input type=submit value=Chat></form>};}}open A,">1.1"
    41: or die;flock A,LOCK_EX or die;print A Data::Dumper->Dump([\%c], ['*c']);
    42: print$b?"</body></html>":"</html>";select STDOUT;
    43: print"Content-type: text/html\n\n";print$b?"<html><body>":"<html>";print$s;

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