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	<p>Eventually, compression will be 100% working but tends to be slow and a proof
    of concept for sheer size. The encoding / decoding is more than perfect for what
    it does and for the sake of file checking, md5 does also exist in SlideScript
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    <h2>Encoding and decoding</h2>
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    SlideScript has its own encoding algorithm unique to itself. In the future, I do 
    plan on allowing the trigger change of encode stepping to give the user their own
    ability to give their twist to the encoding. This makes password encoding or decoding
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#!/usr/bin/slidescript
# Read a file and encode its contents

read "docs/README.txt" | encode "%PIPE%" | fileenc=%PIPE%

print "Encoded: %fileenc%"

decode "%fileenc%" | filedec=%PIPE%

print "Decoded: %filedec%"
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