mucipher: A library to produce simple ciphers for use with lambdabot.

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To use MuCipher, first import Codec.MuCipher, then pick something to say. Then use showCipher or printCipher to see how to hide the message. After the message is ciphered, it can be deciphered by running it any Haskell interpreter, like Hugs or lambdabot.


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Versions [RSS] 0.5.0, 0.6.0
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License LicenseRef-GPL
Copyright 2008 Andrew Robbins
Author Andrew Robbins <and_j_rob@yahoo.com>
Maintainer Andrew Robbins <and_j_rob@yahoo.com>
Category Codec
Uploaded by AndrewRobbins at 2008-11-12T07:48:57Z
Distributions NixOS:0.6.0
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Readme for mucipher-0.6.0

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This is MuCipher.

MuCipher is a small library intended for ciphering short bits of text
in such a way that they can only be decided by running them in any
Haskell interpreter.

Example

	$ ghci
	Prelude> import Codec.MuCipher

	Codec.MuCipher> printCipher "Hello World"
	showIntAtBase 8 (" HWdelor"!!) 1706569195 ""

	Codec.MuCipher>

Have Fun!