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Acme-Text-Rhombus-0.21
/ Acme::Text::Rhombus

NAME

Acme::Text::Rhombus - Draw a rhombus with letters/digits

SYNOPSIS

use Acme::Text::Rhombus qw(rhombus);

print rhombus(
    lines   =>       15,
    letter  =>      'c',
    case    =>  'upper',
    fillup  =>      '+',
    forward =>        1,
);

__OUTPUT__
+++++++C+++++++
++++++DDD++++++
+++++EEEEE+++++
++++FFFFFFF++++
+++GGGGGGGGG+++
++HHHHHHHHHHH++
+IIIIIIIIIIIII+
JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ
+KKKKKKKKKKKKK+
++LLLLLLLLLLL++
+++MMMMMMMMM+++
++++NNNNNNN++++
+++++OOOOO+++++
++++++PPP++++++
+++++++Q+++++++

FUNCTIONS

rhombus, rhombus_letter

Draws a rhombus with letters and returns it as a string.

If no option value is supplied or if it is invalid, then a default will be silently assumed (omitting all options will return a rhombus of 25 lines).

Given that the specified number of lines is even, it will be incremented to satisfy the requirement of being an odd number.

Options:

  • lines

    Number of lines to be printed. Defaults to 25.

  • letter

    Letter to start with. Defaults to a.

  • case

    Lower/upper case of the letters within the rhombus. Defaults to upper.

  • fillup

    The fillup character. Defaults to +.

  • forward

    Forward letter enumeration. Defaults to boolean 1.

rhombus_digit

Draws a rhombus with digits and returns it as a string.

If no option value is supplied or if it is invalid, then a default will be silently assumed (omitting all options will return a rhombus of 25 lines).

Given that the specified number of lines is even, it will be incremented to satisfy the requirement of being an odd number.

Options:

  • lines

    Number of lines to be printed. Defaults to 25.

  • digit

    Digit to start with. Defaults to 0.

  • fillup

    The fillup character. Defaults to +.

  • forward

    Forward digit enumeration. Defaults to boolean 1.

EXPORT

Functions

rhombus(), rhombus_letter(), rhombus_digit() are exportable.

Tags

:all - *()

AUTHOR

Steven Schubiger <schubiger@cpan.org>

LICENSE

This program is free software; you may redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

See http://dev.perl.org/licenses/