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### Options:
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`--interactive` or `-i` will make you able to any phrase.
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`--verbose` or `-v` will add the letter bring printed before the morse code (e.g. (C)-.-.)
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You can pipe data in to be morse codeified
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### Limits:
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`65535` bytes of data is the maximum amount currently allowed in one go.
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This will *probably* change later, but I don't know how it works really.
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### Tests:
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`cat gettysburg.txt | ./morse` should let you know if something went wrong.
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It's quite a long passage in terms of what this program is meant to do, so if that woks, basically anything will.
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## Behvaiour:
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If any letters/numbers/symbols are not from the range [A-Za-z0-9] it simply will be ignored.
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Only approved characters are dealt with.
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