Also, check out the Perl version of morse in the PPT here, and demorse here. It would be interesting to see a benchmark of the two ways of converting (above uses s///, and morse uses a map of a hash.)
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If you've got bsdgames on your computter (sic), (fortune, rain, worms, etc.) you've also got morse, which you could have just piped to sendmail...
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It's my understanding that 'morse' doesn't have the full Morse character set in it.
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ok, I wasn't aware of that. before we go off on discussing our current 'morse' version, let's keep in mind that this guy was just wasting some time, so let's not waste ours :-)
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