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Ichijou (2006-06-25) Phonetic alphabet filter. Ichijou reads characters from stdin and outputs the corresponding phonetic words to stdout. For example: % echo abc123 | ./ichijou alpha bravo charlie 123 This allows stream of English letters to be transmitted unambiguously by voice. The alphabet used is the NATO phonetic alphabet, ANSI variant ("alpha" and "juliet" instead of "alfa" and "juliett"). The reverse operation is a bit troublesome to implement in C, so it's done with Perl: % echo "alpha bravo charlie 123" | perl ichijou.c abc123 Actually it's not too hard to implement both the forward and reverse filter in any language, but just for fun, it was done in both C and Perl, without using any semicolons ^_^; Template based on Ichijou-san from Paniponi. -- omoikane@uguu.org - http://uguu.org/
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