Re: Test of ROT-13 Prog
Zeus Simeoni wrote: > Randy, I am not questioning your programming skills, as they are > obviously far superior to mine, but your ROT-13 program does not > seem to work from this end. Each time you run your words through > the program, it becomes similar to gibberish, not even english! > Perhaps you should re-vamp your nice little program so it trasforms > text to something that those of us who speak english can understand > better. I think you have my program confused with someone elses, since I checked the output of my program with two other programs, and it decoded it perfectly. Also, I just wrote mine yestarday, and I never put it online yet. I wrote a Windows program that has a GUI, and I have never uploaded it anywhere yet, so I assume you have mine confused with one of the little C ones posted. The smaller of the C ones DOESN'T WORK, so if you are useing it, I recomend changeing. Since you use Netscape 2.0 for Windows 3.1, try going View -> Unscramble (ROT-13) on my post. Here is some "test text": Tbbq!! Lbh pna qrpbqr vg! -- --ran...@slip.net (Randy Gardner) --http://www.slip.net/~randyg/index.htm - *New* Download a maze program that lets you actually walk *inside* the maze!!
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,ada161a88e75f42b X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: Randy Gardner <ran...@slip.net> Subject: Re: Test of ROT-13 Prog Date: 1997/12/04 Message-ID: <348...@slip.net>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 295190054 References: <348...@slip.net> <348...@umit.maine.edu> Reply-To: ran...@slip.net To: Zeus Simeoni <zeu...@umit.maine.edu> Organization: The large stack method (CEO: Rsoft) Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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