#!/usr/bin/perl

############################################################################
# Perl port of FNORDKU.PAS, originally conceived by yours truly,
# m'Eniac Fuddlemeister of the Cloned Synapse
# in TPascal 7.0 (see http://www.lodz.pdi.net/%7Eeristic/erisware.html)
# ver 5.23
# 5 April 1997
#
# Also available:
# DOS version: http://www.lodz.pdi.net/~eristic/fnordku.zip
# Win95 version: http://www.lodz.pdi.net/~eristic/fnordku_perl.zip
#
# This script produces Discordian Automated Haikus, a.k.a. Fnordkus.
# Wordlist compiled from Principia Discordia.
# Do not use this script as toilet paper.
#
# Contact General Frenetics, Discorp. at <eristic@lodz.pdi.net>
#
# Thanks to Andy Seely (arseely@pobox.com) for the server space.
# (This means you will never have to fear the Illuminati, Andy!! :)
#
# This program is dedicated to Kristin Buxton, Countess Nichtgelbschneeessen,
# High Priestess of the Cult of the Sacred Tentacled Kiwi.
# (http://www.prairienet.org/~kkbuxton/discordia.html)
#
# Hail Eris! All Hail Discordia! Fnord?
############################################################################

############################################################################
# The way things work around here (or don't):
# 1. We generate 5 arrays. Each array contains a list of words
#    with the same number of syllables, hence 5 arrays for words
#    consisting of 1 to 5 syllables.
# 2. We look at the arrays to see how many words each contains.
# 3. We prepare a random grid. That is, for each of the three lines
#    of the haiku, we build a grid of syllables. The form of a haiku is
#    5 syllables / 7 syllables / 5 syllables. Here we split the 5-7-5 grid
#    into the actual word slots (e.g. 1+4 / 2+1+3+1 / 2+1+2, or something).
# 4. We create the haiku, by looking up the grid and selecting a random word
#    from the appropriate syllable array. If the grid says "2", we select a
#    random 2-syllable word. Easy, huh? Then we add the words together and
#    stick the lines into an array.
# 5. We print out the fnordku enveloped in HTML code.
############################################################################
# IMPORTANT Note to PERL wizards:
# Do _not_ read this code. Repeat, do _not_ even think of reading this code.
# This script was written by a Pascal-speaking person. The routines have been
# translated from my original Pascal source, and then Dumbed Down (tm),
# You do not want to see this code. It will cause you to quiver in pain
# and frustration. You have been warned.
############################################################################
# Another note: The word lists were built automatically. My syllable-count
# routines are *suboptimal*. Which means that sometimes a 4-syll word lives
# among 5-syll words, or so. Sorry. I'll update the word list when I can
# improve the syllable-recognition algorithm. Most of the time, however,
# Fnordku gets it right.
############################################################################

############################################################################
# CONFIGURATION
############################################################################
# The URL or path to the script itself.
# Primarily needed for the 'refresh' directive.
$url_to_self = "http://www.lodz.pdi.net/~eristic/fnordku.pl";

# The path to the images directory on my home server. The script fetches
# the background for the HTML document from there. Please DO replace it
# with your own URL.
$img_path = "http://www.lodz.pdi.net/~eristic/img";

# change as desired (seconds between refresh)
$refresh_rate = "23";

###########################################################################
# the main module.
###########################################################################

###########################################################################
# initialize the array values. (compile five word lists)
&prepare;

###########################################################################
# determine the number of words in each syllable-based list
&howmany;

###########################################################################
# prepare the haiku "grid" (ie select words lengths)
&preparegrid;

###########################################################################
# choose words according to syllable values
&createhaiku;

###########################################################################
# print haiku (this sub outputs all the html code)
&printhaiku;

###########################################################################
# All the SUBs are listed below
###########################################################################

sub printhaiku
{
$fnordkunumber = int( rand 55555 ) + 1;
# print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print <<ENDOFHTML;
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>Fnordku $fnordkunumber, by General Frenetics, Discorp.</TITLE>
<META http-equiv="refresh" content="$refresh_rate; url=$url_to_self">
</HEAD>
<BODY BACKGROUND="$img_path/bg_ash.jpg" BGCOLOR="#005555" TEXT="#FFFFBB" LINK="#FFFF80" VLINK="#FFFFFF" ALINK="#FF0000">
<PRE>

</PRE>
<CENTER><TABLE WIDTH="80%" BORDER=5><TR align=center><TD>
<BIG>
ENDOFHTML

for ( $whichline=1; $whichline<4; $whichline++) {
    print "$haiku[$whichline]\n";
}

print <<ENDOFHTML;
</BIG></TD></TR></TABLE></CENTER>
<PRE>

</PRE>
<P align=center>This Fnordku regenerated for you every $refresh_rate seconds by <A HREF="http://www.lodz.pdi.net/~eristic/free/fnordku_perl.zip">FnordkuFlux</A>,
Perl script by m'Eniac, Lord High Fuddlemeister of the Cloned Synapse.</P>
<P align=center>Report back to <A HREF="http://www.lodz.pdi.net/%7Eeristic/erisware.html">Erisian Warez</A> now.</P>
<PRE>

</PRE>
</body></html>

ENDOFHTML
} # printhaiku

sub createhaiku
{
# (I insist on having all my variables initialized, sorry for that :)
@haiku = ( " ", " ", " " );
$haikuline1 = "";
$haikuline2 = "";
$haikuline3 = "";


# first line

   # repeat the loop until the syllable count is zero (end of line)
   $thisword = 1;
   do {
    # find out the number of syllables for the word
   $sylcnt = $line1[$thisword];

   # select a random word from the appropriate list
   # (choose list based on $sylcnt)

   if ($sylcnt == 1) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_onesyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $onesyl[$randword];
   }

   if ($sylcnt == 2) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_twosyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $twosyl[$randword];
   }

   if ($sylcnt == 3) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_threesyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $threesyl[$randword];
   }

   if ($sylcnt == 4) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_foursyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $foursyl[$randword];
   }

   if ($sylcnt == 5) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_fivesyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $fivesyl[$randword];
   }

   $haikuline1 = "$haikuline1 $haikuword";
   $thisword++;
   }
   while ($line1[$thisword] != 0);

   $haiku[1] = "$haikuline1 <BR>";

# second line
   # repeat the loop until the syllable count is zero (end of line)
   $thisword = 1;
   do {
   # find out the number of syllables for the word
   $sylcnt = $line2[$thisword];

   # select a random word from the appropriate list
   # (choose list based on $sylcnt)

   if ($sylcnt == 1) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_onesyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $onesyl[$randword];
   }

   if ($sylcnt == 2) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_twosyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $twosyl[$randword];
   }

   if ($sylcnt == 3) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_threesyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $threesyl[$randword];
   }

   if ($sylcnt == 4) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_foursyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $foursyl[$randword];
   }

   if ($sylcnt == 5) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_fivesyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $fivesyl[$randword];
   }

   $haikuline2 = "$haikuline2 $haikuword";

   $thisword++;
   }
   while ($line2[$thisword] != 0);

   $haiku[2] = "$haikuline2 <BR>";



# third line
   # repeat the loop until the syllable count is zero (end of line)
   $thisword = 1;
   do {
    # find out the number of syllables for the word
   $sylcnt = $line3[$thisword];

   # select a random word from the appropriate list
   # (choose list based on $sylcnt)

   if ($sylcnt == 1) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_onesyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $onesyl[$randword];
   }

   if ($sylcnt == 2) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_twosyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $twosyl[$randword];
   }

   if ($sylcnt == 3) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_threesyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $threesyl[$randword];
   }

   if ($sylcnt == 4) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_foursyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $foursyl[$randword];
   }

   if ($sylcnt == 5) {
    $randword = (int(rand $num_fivesyl) + 1);
      $haikuword = $fivesyl[$randword];
   }

   $haikuline3 = "$haikuline3 $haikuword";

   $thisword++;
   }
   while ($line3[$thisword] != 0);

   $haiku[3] = "$haikuline3 <BR>";

}


sub howmany
{
    $num_onesyl    = scalar(@onesyl);
    $num_twosyl    = scalar(@twosyl);
    $num_threesyl  = scalar(@threesyl);
    $num_foursyl   = scalar(@foursyl);
    $num_fivesyl   = scalar(@fivesyl);
}

sub preparegrid
{
srand;

# We fill the grid with zeros... Each line is one syllable longer than a haiku
# should have. We use this when printing - instead of remembering how many words
# our new haiku has, we just print everything out until we see the leftover zero
# in the superfluous slot.
$count = 0;
do {
   $count++;
   $line1[$count] = 0;
   $line2[$count] = 0;
   $line3[$count] = 0;
}
while ($count < 8);


# line 1
$total = 0;
$max = 5;
$e = 0;
$a = 0;
while(1) {
   $e = (int(rand $max)) + 1;
   $total += $e;
   $a++;
   $line1[$a] = $e;
   $max -= $e;
   if ($max <=0 ) { last; }
   if ($total >=5 ) { last; }}


# line 1
$total = 0;
$max = 7;
$e = 0;
$a = 0;
while(1) {
    do {
        $e = (int(rand $max)) + 1;}
   while ( $e > 5 );
   $total += $e;
   $a++;
   $line2[$a] = $e;
   $max -= $e;
   if ($max <=0 ) { last; }
   if ($total >=7 ) { last; }}

# line 3
$total = 0;
$max = 5;
$e = 0;
$a = 0;
while(1) {
   $e = (int(rand $max)) + 1;
   $total += $e;
   $a++;
   $line3[$a] = $e;
   $max -= $e;
   if ($max <=0 ) { last; }
   if ($total >=5 ) { last; }}
}


# This is where we create the word-list arrays
# (Scrolling down this list may induce indigestion and spoiling of fun, so don't :)
# Let's just say... have you ever tried SPELLCHECKING Principia Discordia?!
sub prepare
{
@onesyl = ("a",
"act",
"acts",
"ad",
"add",
"adds",
"ads",
"aft",
"age",
"ago",
"ah",
"ail",
"aims",
"ain\'t",
"air",
"all",
"am",
"an",
"and",
"any",
"are",
"arm",
"arms",
"art",
"as",
"ask",
"ass",
"at",
"aunt",
"awe",
"back",
"bad",
"ball",
"ban",
"band",
"bands",
"bank",
"banks",
"bar",
"bash",
"bays",
"be",
"beach",
"beans",
"bear",
"beard",
"beast",
"beasts",
"beat",
"bed",
"beds",
"beef",
"been",
"beer",
"being",
"beings",
"ben",
"bends",
"bent",
"best",
"bet",
"bey",
"beyond",
"bid",
"big",
"bills",
"birth",
"bit",
"black",
"blank",
"blight",
"blimps",
"blind",
"block",
"blow",
"blows",
"blue",
"blurb",
"board",
"bob",
"bohr",
"bomb",
"book",
"books",
"boom",
"boot",
"born",
"boss",
"both",
"bound",
"bow",
"box",
"boys",
"brag",
"brain",
"brains",
"brass",
"bread",
"bring",
"broad",
"brooks",
"brought",
"buck",
"bucks",
"bud",
"buffs",
"build",
"built",
"bull",
"bum",
"bunch",
"bunk",
"buns",
"burn",
"burr",
"burst",
"bush",
"but",
"buy",
"buying",
"buzz",
"by",
"c/o",
"call",
"calls",
"camp",
"can",
"can\'t",
"cap",
"card",
"cards",
"cast",
"cat",
"cat\'s",
"catch",
"caught",
"chain",
"chains",
"chant",
"chants",
"chao",
"chaoist",
"chaos",
"chap",
"chart",
"check",
"cheek",
"cheeks",
"chest",
"chests",
"chi",
"chick",
"chief",
"chiefs",
"child",
"christ",
"chuang",
"chunks",
"church",
"clad",
"claim",
"claims",
"clamps",
"class",
"clear",
"clench",
"clerk",
"climb",
"clock",
"clown",
"clowns",
"clubs",
"clue",
"coast",
"coins",
"cold",
"con",
"kong",
"cool",
"cop",
"cops",
"cord",
"cords",
"corn",
"corps",
"corps",
"could",
"couldn\'t",
"count",
"cow",
"crack",
"crap",
"crass",
"creed",
"creeds",
"crew",
"criss",
"crooks",
"crop",
"cross",
"crow",
"crowd",
"cuffs",
"cult",
"cut",
"daft",
"damn",
"dark",
"das",
"dawn",
"day",
"days",
"dead",
"deaf",
"deal",
"dealt",
"dear",
"death",
"deck",
"deep",
"dell",
"dent",
"desk",
"dick",
"did",
"didn\'t",
"die",
"died",
"dig",
"dill",
"dis",
"do",
"doe",
"does",
"doesn\'t",
"dog",
"dogs",
"doing",
"doings",
"dolls",
"dolt",
"don",
"don\'t",
"doom",
"door",
"dot",
"doth",
"dots",
"doubt",
"down",
"downs",
"drag",
"draw",
"drawn",
"dream",
"dreamed",
"dress",
"drink",
"drop",
"drought",
"drug",
"drugs",
"drunk",
"dub",
"duck",
"due",
"duel",
"dull",
"dumb",
"dunk",
"dust",
"dwarfs",
"dwell",
"dying",
"each",
"earn",
"earth",
"earth\'s",
"east",
"eat",
"eats",
"elf",
"end",
"ends",
"etc",
"eye",
"eyes",
"fact",
"facts",
"fails",
"fair",
"faith",
"faiths",
"fall",
"falls",
"fang",
"fans",
"far",
"fast",
"fault",
"fbi",
"fear",
"feast",
"feel",
"feet",
"fell",
"felt",
"fend",
"few",
"field",
"fifth",
"fight",
"fill",
"fin",
"find",
"firm",
"first",
"fist",
"fists",
"fit",
"flag",
"flash",
"flat",
"flax",
"flock",
"flood",
"floor",
"floors",
"fly",
"flyers",
"flying",
"fnord",
"fnords",
"foam",
"fold",
"folds",
"fool",
"fools",
"foot",
"for",
"form",
"forms",
"fort",
"forth",
"found",
"four",
"fourth",
"fray",
"freak",
"freaks",
"fred",
"free",
"french",
"friend",
"friends",
"from",
"front",
"fronts",
"fruits",
"fuck",
"full",
"fun",
"fund",
"funds",
"gags",
"gain",
"gall",
"gang",
"gear",
"gen",
"geo",
"get",
"gets",
"girl",
"girls",
"gland",
"glands",
"gleam",
"gnows",
"go",
"goats",
"god",
"god\'s",
"gods",
"goes",
"going",
"gold",
"golf",
"good",
"gooks",
"got",
"graft",
"grand",
"grant",
"grasp",
"grass",
"great",
"greek",
"greeks",
"green",
"greet",
"greg",
"grew",
"grey",
"grid",
"grids",
"grim",
"grin",
"grips",
"gross",
"ground",
"grounds",
"group",
"groups",
"grow",
"grows",
"guard",
"guess",
"guff",
"gulfs",
"guy",
"guys",
"ha",
"had",
"hail",
"hair",
"half",
"hall",
"halt",
"hand",
"hands",
"hang",
"hard",
"hark",
"harm",
"harp",
"harsh",
"has",
"hat",
"he",
"he\'ll",
"he\'s",
"head",
"heads",
"heaps",
"hear",
"heard",
"heart",
"hearts",
"heat",
"height",
"held",
"hell",
"help",
"helps",
"her",
"herb",
"hey",
"high",
"hill",
"hills",
"him",
"hip",
"his",
"hit",
"ho",
"hoax",
"hold",
"holds",
"hooves",
"horns",
"hot",
"hour",
"hours",
"how",
"how\'s",
"huey",
"hung",
"hurt",
"hymn",
"i",
"i\'d",
"i\'ll",
"i\'m",
"i\'ve",
"ibm",
"ice",
"if",
"ike",
"ilk",
"ill",
"in",
"inc",
"inch",
"ion",
"iq",
"irc",
"is",
"isn\'t",
"ist",
"it",
"it\'s",
"its",
"jab",
"jack",
"jeans",
"jets",
"jfk",
"jim",
"job",
"jobs",
"joe",
"john",
"join",
"joint",
"josh",
"joy",
"juan",
"jug",
"jump",
"jumps",
"junk",
"just",
"keen",
"keep",
"keeps",
"ken",
"kept",
"key",
"keys",
"kids",
"kill",
"kind",
"kinds",
"king",
"kings",
"knew",
"knight",
"knights",
"knock",
"know",
"known",
"knows",
"kong",
"lack",
"lad",
"laid",
"lamb",
"lamp",
"land",
"last",
"laugh",
"law",
"laws",
"lay",
"layout",
"leads",
"leak",
"learn",
"least",
"led",
"lee",
"left",
"leg",
"length",
"less",
"let",
"let\'s",
"lick",
"lie",
"lies",
"lift",
"light",
"lights",
"limb",
"links",
"list",
"load",
"long",
"look",
"looks",
"lord",
"lost",
"lot",
"lots",
"loud",
"luck",
"lurks",
"lying",
"mad",
"mail",
"main",
"man",
"man\'s",
"mao",
"mar",
"march",
"mark",
"marx",
"mass",
"mast",
"may",
"maya",
"mayan",
"me",
"mean",
"means",
"meant",
"meat",
"meet",
"melts",
"men",
"mess",
"met",
"mid",
"might",
"milk",
"mind",
"minds",
"mirth",
"monk",
"monks",
"month",
"months",
"moo",
"mood",
"moods",
"moon",
"moon\'s",
"most",
"mound",
"mount",
"mouth",
"mr",
"mu",
"much",
"mud",
"mung",
"must",
"my",
"myth",
"myths",
"nail",
"\'nam",
"neal",
"near",
"neat",
"neck",
"need",
"needs",
"neigh",
"nails",
"neon",
"net",
"new",
"news",
"next",
"night",
"nights",
"nil",
"no",
"non",
"nooks",
"nor",
"not",
"now",
"nuns",
"o",
"oath",
"odd",
"of",
"off",
"offs",
"oh",
"oil",
"ok",
"ol\'",
"old",
"on",
"one",
"or",
"ought",
"our",
"ours",
"out",
"own",
"owns",
"oz",
"packs",
"pads",
"paid",
"pain",
"pair",
"pairs",
"palm",
"pan",
"park",
"parks",
"part",
"parts",
"pass",
"past",
"path",
"paths",
"paul",
"pawn",
"pay",
"paying",
"pays",
"peak",
"pen",
"per",
"peyotl",
"pi",
"pick",
"picks",
"pier",
"pig",
"pink",
"pins",
"pit",
"pitch",
"plan",
"plans",
"plant",
"plants",
"play",
"played",
"playing",
"plays",
"pliers",
"ploy",
"plus",
"poe",
"poee",
"poem",
"poet",
"point",
"points",
"poll",
"pool",
"poop",
"poor",
"pop",
"pork",
"post",
"pound",
"pounds",
"pray",
"prayed",
"prayer",
"praying",
"preach",
"press",
"priest",
"priests",
"print",
"prior",
"proof",
"proofs",
"proud",
"pull",
"pulls",
"pun",
"punch",
"push",
"put",
"quack",
"queen",
"queens\'",
"quest",
"quick",
"quiet",
"rains",
"ram",
"ran",
"ranch",
"rank",
"rant",
"rap",
"reach",
"read",
"reads",
"real",
"ream",
"red",
"reins",
"rest",
"rev",
"rhythm",
"rhythms",
"rid",
"right",
"rights",
"ring",
"rings",
"rip",
"roach",
"road",
"rock",
"rocks",
"rod",
"room",
"root",
"roots",
"rounds",
"rows",
"royal",
"rub",
"run",
"rung",
"rye",
"said",
"saint",
"saints",
"salt",
"sam",
"sand",
"sands",
"sank",
"saw",
"say",
"sayer",
"saying",
"sayings",
"says",
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}

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