Hexspell Converter ^? ^git-Repo

Normal Text (Input):^char

Ex:

hello world! foobar abra kadabra ta da Try to read the hexspell, You can do it! Math: 2+ 8*5 = 42

Hexspell Output (Highlighting+Hover-Hint): ^{bytes chars ?If you save the hex spell as a binary, you will save some bytes
(-30% decode-save via escape / -40% no escape
for average text with low special-symbol/letter ratio).
But if you save it as a .txt hexadecimal number you need
about 30% more storage.
Spaces in the decoder are ignored and can be stripped.
You need even more storage if you save the helper white-space
from the decoder.}

Ex:

Info:

You can edit text the output and it will update the Input field once you leave it. You can also press the Decode button. The reverse mapping is ambigious, so it may not produce your input text. During Decode press Ctrl+Space when you are over a ambigious character to choose an alternative mapping e.g.: for 1 => ['l','i' ] or 9 => ['g','j','y','q']

Raw space-less Hex String (for Code):^bytes

Options For better decoding, but less readability use longer Escapes (e.g. k=>74, x=>bf, ) Use Same Num Combos Use "\n"<=>"0000" for better readable text Compact Output

Change input text font to mimic hexspell (Download font hexspellHexv1.tff ⁱ )

Compact Output

Note:
If reverse decoding should work check both `Disambiguation Escape` and `Same Num Combos`. Is still not 100% reversable.

You can set options via query param. Hover input field for more info. Examples ("?esc=1&text=a text via query-param", "?hex=6ebf56be1100fd1a009be29bb6ba2a44e7e2", for programmatic parasble results (also via

cmd
                ⁱ
                Try to execute this page localy or from guthub in a headless chrome:
path/to/chrome.exe --headless --dom-dump https://dragon-17.github.io/hexspell?api&text=here text

) use ?api& query-param "?hex=6ebf56be1100fd1a009be29bb6ba2a44e7e2" )

Rule-Reference

0=o | 1=l/i | 2=r/z | 3=x/Esc | 4=n | 
5=s | 6=h/p | 7=t   | 8=ei/I  | 9=g/j/y | 
a=a | b=b/k | c=c/u/v| d=d    | e=e | 
f=f | 00=" "| 44=m  | cc=w    | 0000="\n"(use Opt.)

// digits like Ascii Digits
30=0 | 31=1 | 32=2 | 33=3 |...| 39=9

3a=':' // real ASCII \x3a => ':'  read as Esc Aufzälung(DE enumeration/listing)  
3b=';' // real ASCII \x3b => ';'  read as Esc Break
3c='c' // escape for control code 
3d='@' // means next is literal    Ex.:  3d41 3d42 => "AB"   3d3d => "="  
3e='!' // NOT real ASCII, but reads as Esc Exclamation 
3f='?' // real ASCII \x3f => '?'  read as Esc Fragezeichen(DE questionmark)

// specail escapes for disambiguation, use Option to emit them
74=k
7b=z  (sadly 72 means alredy common tr)
fd=v
9b=qu
// 2 byte Math operation read the op name
3add='+'
35cb='-'
344c='*'
3d1f='/'

Basic Hex-to-Ascii mapping

0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	a	b	c	d	e	f
o	l,(i)^? alternative of '8' for better readability. 1 looks like a i. Use 8 for better decoding	r,z	x^? 3 is only just x if used with ESC. Use a ESC code before the 3 to indicat that this is the Letter X and no Esc as in `6ee5c3006e3` ("hex hex" last 3 needs no esc cause EOF). Or use the combo `bf => x` instead. You can also use the digit 6 (hexsp. 36), the spelling six (or DE sechs) contains a x.	n,m(nn)^? If you want nn you should use the combo `d4` (double 4) or use escape `4e5c4`	s	h,p^? Use for decodabillity `6b=>"p"` and `9f=>"h"`(looks like capital h)	t	i^? Imagine the upper 'o' of 8 to be the i-dot. Note: `"88"=>oo` (more common than ii) `"08"=>ou` (more common than oi) Ex.: 087 -> for oit use `017` (oit > olt)	g,y,j,q^? (`9b=>'qu'`)	a	b,k^? For decodeability use Combo `74=>"k"`, 74 as tn is rare	c,u,v,w(cc)	d	e	f,c(fb)

Hex-to-Char special ESCAPE bi-combos for less ambiguity and punctuation

cc	fd	74	9b	6b	9f ^? Optional, just hex 6 (as in 6afde) is already h ("have")	9d	97	7b	bf	00	3a	3b	3c	3d	3e	3f	3add	35cb, bb	344c	3d1f
w^? double-u, (note: c is u in hexspell), impact: cc uu vv rare, so low impact	v^? 'fd' is rare and has the shape of v: f is '\' and d is '/' -> \/	k^? '74' Looks A bit like k: 7 is '\|' and 4 is '<' -> \|<	qu	p ^? has still it 6 with its shape and the b sound. Also pb is rare	h ^? Looks like a capital H. But not needed just hex 6 gives you a h	j ^? gd, jd are rare letter J ends With D sound in DE (Jodt)	y ^? gt, jt, yt are rare and '7' matches the stroke direction of a y	z	x	' '^? Null byte as space	:^? 0x3a is ASCII ':' Read out: Esc Aufzählung(DE)	; (, .)^? Read out: Esc Break -> .,; also 0x3b is ASCII ";" serves as general expression/sentence delimiter	x,^xy?^? `3c` is the beginning of a control code, read it as Esc like `3c7` Esc t -> `\t` (tab)	@^? means interpret next byte as a number/ASCII character 3d 01 3d 41 3d 42 @1@A@B (or only 1AB) may also by removed from output depending on application related idea: twice escape open data block e5ce5c	!^? 0x3E is NOT '!', but ASCII '>'; but Read out Esc Exclamation(EN/Lat)	?^? 0x3f is ASCII '?' Read out: Esc Fragezeichen(DE)	+	-	*^? esc mu	/^? esc dif(ide) (I now its spelled divide)

Words to Color (try your Name!)

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Color to Words

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