[PERL-QOTW ADMIN] clarifications of quiz questions; QOTW web pages now in Polish

** Expert quiz clarification

This week's 'expert' quiz asks you to produce a function,
layout_tree(), which will lay out an illustration of a tree structure.
But I didn't say clearly what the function should return!  The return
value of 'layout_tree()' should be a reference to an array of strings;
the strings, if printed         ein order, will form the illustration.  The
function is producing illustrations as ASCII-art.

This is what I meant when I said:

         layout_tree($t) would then manufacture an array of strings, which,
         when printed, would look something like this:

My apologies if this was unclear.

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** Regular quiz correction 

Also, in the regular quiz, I said:

        words run from right to left and from top to bottom.  

I meant 'left to right'.  

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** Polski

Strony "QOTW" są teraz dostępne w języku polskim. Tłumaczenie wykonał
Pan Bernard El-Hagin, za co dziękuję. Zobacz


         http://perl.plover.com/qotw/
 
lub, jeśli Twoja przeglądarka nie pokazuje strony poprawnie:
 
         http://perl.plover.com/qotw/index.html.pl

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** Polish

Thanks to the translational efforts of Bernard El-Hagin, the QOTW web
pages are now available in Polish (in glorious ISO-8859-2).  Please
see

        http://perl.plover.com/qotw/

for the version your browser will prefer, and links to the other
versions.

My grateful thanks to Bernard.

I would, of course, be glad to receive translations into other
languages.  Contact me if you are interested in providing one.

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