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--- selfgol [2007-06-07 12:02] – created nik
+++ selfgol [2007-10-06 19:47] – 192.168.1.48
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   selfgol -g [-y=## -x=##] [< gamefile] plays the Game of Life with its own source code or an arbitrary file, with optional height and width restrictions.
   selfgol -d[=bannertext] displays a rotating banner with the provided text. If no text is provided, it uses the program name as the text.
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 the self-replicating code, used the standard quine code:
-<code>
+<code perl>
   @s=(
     q[printf pop@s, @s],
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-loosely related,.. some perl quines from -> http://www.nyx.net/~gthompso/quine.htm
+==== some perl quines ====
+loosely related,.. from -> http://www.nyx.net/~gthompso/quine.htm
 Author: Tushar Samant
-Note: This will produce itself, and will do so no matter what you set $a to in the beginning. So if the length of $a is n, and the size of the allowed character set is C, then at least C**n out of C**(n+K) strings are self-reproducing Perl programs.
+Note: This will produce itself, and will do so no matter what you set $a to in the beginning. So if the length of $a is n, and the size of the allowed character set is C, then at least <nowiki>C**n out of C**(n+K)</nowiki> strings are self-reproducing Perl programs.
 <code>
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 <code>
 $_=q(print"\$_=q($_);eval;");eval;
-paper on writing quines (in C) http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/csk/paper/
 </code>
+paper on writing [[quines]] (in C) http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/csk/paper/
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