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#!/usr/bin/perl
#######################################################
#
# "The shoe-maker on earth that had the soul of a poet
# in him won't have to make shoes here."
#
# -Mark Twain
#
#######################################################
#
# Beatnik Box - Version 2.05 Alpha
#
# Programming Begins 11.10.03 at 8:32pm
# at 859 N. 21st Street, Apt #2, Philadelphia, PA 19130
#
# The Brainchild of Charles RMC Hoey
# Intended for a Video Installation
#
#######################################################
#
# Day 8: 11.23.03 12:53pm
# They Might Be Giants
#
# At Athena's going away party yesterday, my conver-
# sation with Matt and Ashley eventually turned to Perl,
# and Ashley suggested that the problem with the ticker-
# tape code was that I wasn't flushing the buffer after
# each loop, so it was waiting for the endline to do so.
# So, I'ma give it a try now.
#
#######################################################
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>Beatnik v. 2.04 Alpha - WAY PROTOTYPE</TITLE></HEAD><BODY>\n";
print "<BLOCKQUOTE>\n";
# I'll flush YO MOMMA's buffer
$| = 1;
# read the text files into the word array
open(PROPOS, 'pronoun.pos');
@propos = <PROPOS>;
close(PROPOS);
open(ARTICLES, 'article');
@article = <ARTICLES>;
close(ARTICLES);
open(VERBT, 'verbs.trans');
@verbstrans = <VERBT>;
close(VERBT);
open(VERBINT, 'verbs.intrans');
@verbsintrans = <VERBINT>;
close(VERBINT);
open(ADJ, 'adjective');
@adjectives = <ADJ>;
close(ADJ);
open(ADV, 'adverb');
@adverbs = <ADV>;
close(ADV);
open(NOUNT, 'nouns.things');
@nounthings = <NOUNT>;
close(NOUNT);
open(NOUNPE, 'nouns.people');
@nounpeople = <NOUNPE>;
close(NOUNPE);
open(NOUNPL, 'nouns.places');
@nounplaces = <NOUNPL>;
close(NOUNPL);
open(PREP, 'preposition');
@prepositions = <PREP>;
close(PREP);
open(CONJ, 'conjunction');
@conjunction = <CONJ>;
close(CONJ);
while(1) {
# Ezra Pound determines how many lines/words the poem will be
sub pound{
$lines = int( rand(15)) + 3;
$words = int( rand(8)) + 3;
}
# Allan Ginsberg decides the poem structure for Ezra's value
sub ginsberg{
# define the poem array per Pound's instructions
$poem[$_[0]][$_[1]];
# pick a random number of words for each line
for($lines; $i < $lines; $i++) {
$wordcount[$i] = int( rand($words)) +1;
}
$i = 0;
# define each line
for($lines; $i < $lines; $i++) {
# $flaggo lets it know it's the first word in a line
$flaggo = 1;
for($wordcount[$i]; $x < $wordcount[$i]; $x++) {
# determine what type of word it will be
# The following is a key for word types:
# 0 = article
# 1 = verb.trans
# 2 = verb.intrans
# 3 = adjective
# 4 = adverb
# 5 = noun.thing
# 6 = noun.person
# 7 = noun.place
# 8 = preposition
# 9 = conjunction
# 10 = possessive pronoun
# if it's not the first word, then strunk it...
if (!($flaggo)) {
$type = strunk($i, $x);
# if it's the only word in a sentence...
} elsif($wordcount[$i] == 1) {
@goods = (1, 2, 3, 4);
$val = int( rand(4)) + 0;
$type = $goods[$val];
# otherwise, pick a random word type yourself
} else {
$type = int( rand(9)) + 0;
$flaggo--;
}
$poem[$i][$x] = $type;
}
# reset the word counter for the next line
$x = 0;
}
}
# Strunk checks to see what words are valid for input by looking at
# the part of speech of the previous word used
sub strunk{
$privy = $_[1] - 1;
$prevword = $poem[$_[0]][$privy];
$nowword = $_[1] + 1;
# if there's only one word on the line
if($wordcount[$_[0]] < 2) {
@goods = (1, 2, 9);
$val = int( rand(3)) + 0;
return $goods[$val];
# if the previous word is an article
# NOTE: 10:22pm, testing a theory that clause lookouts only
# _really_ have to be in place if we're talking about the last
# word in a sentence...
} elsif($prevword == 0) {
if($wordcount[$_[0]] == $nowword) {
@goods = (5, 6, 7);
$val = int( rand(3)) + 0;
return $goods[$val];
} else {
@goods = (3, 4, 5, 6, 7);
$val = int( rand(5)) + 0;
return $goods[$val];
}
} elsif($prevword == 1) {
if($wordcount[$_[0]] == $nowword) {
@goods = (4, 5, 6, 7);
$val = int( rand(4)) + 0;
return $goods[$val];
} else {
@goods = (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10);
$val = int( rand(7)) + 0;
return $goods[$val];
}
} elsif($prevword == 2) {
if($wordcount[$_[0]] == $nowword) {
# @goods = (4);
# $val = int( rand(3)) + 0;
# return $goods[$val];
return 4;
} else {
@goods = (4, 8, 9);
$val = int ( rand(3)) + 0;
return $goods[$val];
}
} elsif($prevword == 3) {
if($wordcount[$_[0]] == $nowword) {
@goods = (5, 6, 7);
$val = int( rand(3)) + 0;
return $goods[$val];
} else {
@goods = (5, 6, 7);
$val = int ( rand(3)) + 0;
return $goods[$val];
}
} elsif($prevword == 4) {
if($wordcount[$_[0]] == $nowword) {
# @goods = (5, 6, 7);
# $val = int( rand(3)) + 0;
# return $goods[$val];
return 1;
} else {
@goods = (1, 2, 3, 4, 10);
$val = int ( rand(5)) + 0;
return $goods[$val];
}
} elsif($prevword > 4 && $prevword < 8) {
if($wordcount[$_[0]] == $nowword) {
# @goods = (5, 6, 7);
# $val = int( rand(3)) + 0;
# return $goods[$val];
return 4;
} else {
@goods = (9, 4);
$val = int ( rand(2)) + 0;
return $goods[$val];
}
} elsif($prevword == 8) {
if($wordcount[$_[0]] == $nowword) {
@goods = (4, 5, 6, 7);
$val = int( rand(4)) + 0;
return $goods[$val];
} else {
@goods = (3, 5, 6, 7, 10);
$val = int ( rand(5)) + 0;
return $goods[$val];
}
} elsif($prevword == 10) {
@goods = (5, 6, 7);
$val = int ( rand(3)) + 0;
return $goods[$val];
} else {
$val = int ( rand(9)) + 0;
return $val;
}
}
# Jack Kerouac decides which words to place into the poem Ginsberg and
# Strunk have designed.
sub kerouac{
$b = 0;
# for each line
for($lines; $b < $lines; $b++) {
$c = 0;
# for each word in this line
for($wordcount[$b]; $c < $wordcount[$b]; $c++){
# print "($poem[$b][$c])";
if($poem[$b][$c] == 1) {
$scratch = int ( rand(@verbstrans)) + 0;
chomp($verbstrans[$scratch]);
$poem[$b][$c] = $verbstrans[$scratch];
} elsif($poem[$b][$c] == 2) {
$scratch = int ( rand(@verbsintrans)) + 0;
chomp($verbsintrans[$scratch]);
$poem[$b][$c] = $verbsintrans[$scratch];
} elsif($poem[$b][$c] == 3) {
$scratch = int ( rand(@adjectives)) + 0;
chomp($adjectives[$scratch]);
$poem[$b][$c] = $adjectives[$scratch];
} elsif($poem[$b][$c] == 4) {
$scratch = int ( rand(@adverbs)) + 0;
chomp($adverbs[$scratch]);
$poem[$b][$c] = $adverbs[$scratch];
} elsif($poem[$b][$c] == 5) {
$scratch = int ( rand(@nounthings)) + 0;
chomp($nounthings[$scratch]);
$poem[$b][$c] = $nounthings[$scratch];
} elsif($poem[$b][$c] == 6) {
$scratch = int ( rand(@nounpeople)) + 0;
chomp($nounpeople[$scratch]);
$poem[$b][$c] = $nounpeople[$scratch];
} elsif($poem[$b][$c] == 7) {
$scratch = int ( rand(@nounplaces)) + 0;
chomp($nounplaces[$scratch]);
$poem[$b][$c] = $nounplaces[$scratch];
} elsif($poem[$b][$c] == 8) {
$scratch = int ( rand(@prepositions)) + 0;
chomp($prepositions[$scratch]);
$poem[$b][$c] = $prepositions[$scratch];
} elsif($poem[$b][$c] == 9) {
$scratch = int ( rand(@conjunction)) + 0;
chomp($conjunction[$scratch]);
$poem[$b][$c] = $conjunction[$scratch];
} elsif($poem[$b][$c] == 10) {
$scratch = int ( rand(@propos)) + 0;
chomp($propos[$scratch]);
$poem[$b][$c] = $propos[$scratch];
} else {
$scratch = int ( rand(@article)) + 0;
chomp($article[$scratch]);
$poem[$b][$c] = $article[$scratch];
}
}
# print "\n";
}
# give Jack a joint for his efforts
open (FILE, 'kerouacs_reefer');
$kerouacs_reefer = <FILE>;
close (FILE);
if (open (FILE, ">kerouacs_reefer")) {
$kerouacs_reefer++;
print FILE $kerouacs_reefer;
close (FILE);
print "<BR> Poem #$kerouacs_reefer<BR>";
} else { print "[ Can't write to the data file! Counter not incremented! ]\n";
}
}
# Ed Kloman makes sure you handle A and An the right way.
sub kloman {
$b = 0;
for($lines; $b < $lines; $b++) {
$c = 0;
for($wordcount[$b]; $c < $wordcount[$b]; $c++){
if($poem[$b][$c] eq "a") {
@voweltest = split(//, $poem[$b][$c+1]);
if($voweltest[0] eq "a" || $voweltest[0] eq "e" || $voweltest[0] eq "i" || $voweltest[0] eq "o" || $voweltest[0] eq "u" || $voweltest[0] eq "A" || $voweltest[0] eq "E" || $voweltest[0] eq "I" || $voweltest[0] eq "O" || $voweltest[0] eq "U") {
$poem[$b][$c] = "an";
}
}
}
}
}
# Johan Gutenberg prints the poem out to the screen.
sub gutenberg {
$b = 0;
for($lines; $b < $lines; $b++) {
$c = 0;
for($wordcount[$b]; $c < $wordcount[$b]; $c++) {
$elpoem[$b] = "$elpoem[$b] $poem[$b][$c]";
}
$elpoem[$b] = "$elpoem[$b]<BR>";
}
}
pound();
ginsberg($lines, $words);
kerouac();
kloman();
gutenberg();
$f = 0;
for($lines; $f < $lines; $f++) {
@theline = split(//, $elpoem[$f]);
$linelength = @theline;
$g = 0;
for($linelength; $g < $linelength; $g++) {
print $theline[$g];
select(undef,undef,undef,.05);
}
# print $elpoem[$f];
$elpoem[$f] = "";
}
sleep(5);
system("clear");
}