cifer-dict - turn files containing lists of words into a dictionary for cifer(1)

       Daniel Richman <danieljonathanrichman@googlemail.com>, Simrun Basuita <simrunbasuita@googlemail.com>

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       In  order  to use some functions of cifer(1), a specially formatted 'dictionary' must be supplied. cifer-dict takes files containing lists of words as arguments, and outputs the correctly formatted dictionary.

       This dictionary will have unicode characters  converted  to  their  nearest  ASCII  equivalents  and  all
       characters converted to lower case. It will be sorted and duplicates removed.

cifer-dict/usr/share/dict/wordsdict

       This uses /usr/share/dict/words as the input list and creates the formatted dictionary as dict.

       cifer-dict/usr/share/dict/words/home/superman/mywordsdictionary

       This  uses  /usr/share/dict/words  and  /home/superman/mywords  as  input lists and creates the formatted
       dictionary as dictionary.

       cifer-dict - turn files containing lists of words into a dictionary for cifer(1)

cifer(1)

                                                                                                   CIFER-DICT(1)

cifer-dictinput1 [input2]... output