Free save the penguins 0.02 software for linux

Text::PromptBalanced aid in creating CLI prompts that keep track of balanced text.

SYNOPSIS

use Text::PromptBalanced qw(balance_factory);
($state,$balance) = balance_factory(
string => { type => toggle, open => " },
paren => {
type => balanced, open => (, close => ), ignore_in => string },
comment => { type => eol, open => ;, ignore_in => string },
escape => { type => escape, open => }
);
while(< STDIN >) {
my $cur_balance = $balance->($_);
if($state->{string}==1) { print q["> ] }
elsif($state->{paren} > 0) { print qq[($cur_balance> ] }
elsif($cur_balance < 0)
{ warn "Unbalanced paren at character $cur_balance" }
else { print q[0> ] }
}

TuxMathScrabble is a math-version of the popular board game for children aged 4-10. The game features drag-and-drop tiles for the user, while Tux moves his own.

The game challenges young people to construct compound equations and consider multiple abstract possibilities.

Dancing penguins come out of the tiles when your move is correct (like a cuckoo-clock). Tux is animated as well.

Save The Penguins is a crazy space shooter with penguins and flying saucers.
This is inspired by "Save The Gweeks" for the Archimedes, in which you saved the gweeks from the snerds. I havent had access to the original, so how close it is I couldnt say.
You control this sphere/circle/whatever with the mouse. Left click to acellerate towards the cursor. Right click to fire lasers. Middle click to pause. Esc to Quit.
The idea is to kill the space ships before they either kill you or all the penguins.
The art for the penguins came from Pingus, the tileset was ripped from supertux.
If anyone would like to contribute levels/art/sound that would be cool.
Main features:
- Scrolling, moving and shooting.
- Tileset defined in simple configuration file
- Loading/Saving level to file with in-game level editor (press E).
- Objects (that is, non-static ones) get damaged when you hit them. The penguins explode in a pile of blood.
- Reasonable collision detection - you have to at least try to get it stuck.
- NEW!! Nice particle-based explosions. Saves me both needing a graphic for it, and it looks pretty cool
- NEW!! Powerups. Dont do much atm. One heals you, the other two hurt you by different amounts. Theres a hook to attach a sound to powerup/powerdown for when I get round to it.

B::Lint::StrictOO is a Perl module that apply strict to classes and methods.

SYNOPSIS

Validates that classes exist, that methods that are called on classes and objects, and variables arent used as method names.

$ perl -MB::Lint::StrictOO -MO=Lint,oo my_file.pl

sub Hickory::Dickory::dock;

Mouse->dockk; # Class Mouse doesnt exist
Hickory::Dickory->dock;
Hickory::Dickory->$_; # Symbolic method call
$obj->dockk; # Object cant do method
$obj->dock;
$obj->$_; # Symbolic method call

Title Save is a Firefox extension that replicates IEs default behavior when saving a webpage, placing the pages title as filename.

Also, if the page is saved as "Complete", the corresponding URL is inserted as an HTML comment at the top of the file.

Streamnik Server project is an IPTV server based on the open codecs Ogg/Vorbis and Ogg/Theora. It can stream a number of different channels and is optimized to run on leased (virtual) servers. The program schedule is defined by an SQL database table and can be changed at runtime.

Webalizer::Hist is a Perl module to parse the webalizer.hist-file.

SYNOPSIS

use Webalizer::Hist;

if(my $dwh = Webalizer::Hist->new(source => "webalizer.hist")) {

while(my $hashref = $dwh->month()) {
print "Got " . $hashref->{totalhits} . " hits in month "
. $hashref->{month} . "n";
}

if(my $totals = $dwh->totals()) {
print "This website used a total of " . $totals->{kbytes}
. "KBn";
}

}

Webalizer - a popular web server log analysis program - uses a so-called webalizer.hist file to store (temporary) statistics. That file usually contains one year of monthly statistics about a website/webserver.

Webalizer::Hist can be used read and parse those data.