This stupid little TCL script converts ordinary text into "KennySpeak" and back again. So if you ever stumble about text like "Mfpmpppmfpmfppf, Fppppfpffpmfmpm!" you can use this script to decrypt it and maybe even post your encrypted answer to it.
This version is some kind of a port from the original Windows version, that's why it requires Tk. It wasn't my intention to write a text-only script as there is already a Perl script that should do the job, but if anyone would like a text-only TCL version, feel free to mail me.
As a neat side-effect of using TCL/Tk, this version comes with a resizable window and a slightly faster conversion. (Although, under normal circumstances, you won't feel any difference). On the other hand, this version lacks of a cut/copy/paste popup menu and undo.
Simply double-click the script's icon to start, type or paste your text and klick the "mffpmp!" button. (Linux/Unix/etc. users should make sure the shebang-line and/or file flags are set correctly.)
This version has been written for and tested with TCL/Tk 8.3.2. Older versions may work, too, as long as they have the "string map" command.
This script is dedicated to the public domain, you may use it for whatever you like as long you don't make me responsible for any damage that resulted from the use or misuse of this script, and as long as you give proper credit.
index.shtml - last modified Saturday, 07-Oct-2006 21:27:32 CEST
Hendrik "Rabbadak" Dilling