Re: VMs: "Running encoding" -- Used in period? Properties?

[steve ekwall <ekwall2@xxxxxxxx>]

 Date: 20 Feb 2004 10:55:20 +0100
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 Subject: VMs: "Running encoding" -- Used in period? Properties?
 
 
 Hello all,
 
 Inspired by Steve's "Fold the vellum" paradigm, I wondered about some kind 
 of "running encoding" of any text. (Don't know if that's the right term -- I'll 
 just call it that.)

[snip]

-=se=->

ARggGGggggg No NO NO , DON'T FOLD the (actual) vellum ((itself) that 
is our 
treasure here!)))..... the folded KEY /INDEX was taken years ago, but 
the context is still available using the folded key.

Grab a (virgin) single sheet of paper ( & fold that) please. (thanks 
:-))

(scheme or no scheme) : one just draws either a TTT (tic.tac.Toe 
board) : prepare to READ it in the following sequence 

312
4*8
756

OR:

IF that does not suite your fancy,( mental CLICK etc ) then, 
Look at EACH vms character as a pointer (positioner) object.

FOLD on the encountered "gallows" - follow the structure. 

Each can have 8 different positions - THAT IS ALL! :-)

glyphs are ALL stand alone (well, ok I'm just: only 1 of 12 ~rats!~)

use characters to POINT to your KEY!   * SIMPLE * ABC (actually more 
like the WHOLE ALPHABETE (whatever languge) and parsed to of a 2 part 
(mirrored) key page.


NO ONE SHOULD TOUCH or FOLD THE ORIGINAL VELLUM OF THIS VMS!
(needed for our org. source) 

It *IS* a _running encoding!_  SEE the FLOW? 



best to you & yours
-=se=-
steve (over my head here now - good luck all) ekwall :-)


p.s. the ~WiErEd~ looking characters are because they "point" to areas 
on the pre=existing TTT KEY (what that key is I don't know... but , IT 
IS . (i'm told /perES) SIMPLE! (what ever language). FWIW

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