§ 4.62 - [cmap] Built-InMnemonic aid: cmap for Character MAP See also: [aisort] , [append] , [asort] , [clearl] , [dlist] , [e] , [hmap] , [isort] , [lcc] , [lcopy] , [lhsort] , [list] , [ljoin] , [llen] , [lpop] , [lset] , [lslice] , [lsplit] , [lsub] , [ltol] and [translate] This built-in creates a 256-entry list of all the possible 8-bit characters mapped directly to the list index. This allows re-mapping of any of the characters on one string to arbitrary other strings using [translate] . Simple transposition ciphers, easily generated sequences of format characters, all are easily built using this capability: [cmap listName] [cmap list1] [e list1,65] [lset list1,65,!] [translate list1,Area 51] A !rea 51
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