6 my $extraspacing = 0;
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10 my $widthfile = $ARGV[0];
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16 split /\s+/, <STDIN>;
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22 my $tok = $tokens[$i++];
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23 if($tok =~ /^[-0-9+.]/)
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25 $width_of[$curchar++] = $tok + $extraspacing;
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27 elsif($tok eq 'extraspacing')
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29 $extraspacing = $tokens[$i++];
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31 elsif($tok eq 'scale')
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33 $scale = $tokens[$i++];
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40 split /\s+/, <DATA>;
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48 $width += $width_of[ord ' '];
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52 $width += $width_of[ord $_] * $scale;
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55 print "Total chars: $chars\n";
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56 print "Total width: $width\n";
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57 print "Average: @{[$width / $chars]}\n";
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58 print "Chat line width: @{[800 * 0.6 / 10 / ($width / $chars)]}\n";
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