/* As requested, I have refactored my boredom application to allow custom input. INPUT: a line of text containing alpha characters. Leave blank for a demo message. Currently, only letters are available. Non-alpha characters will be displayed as blanks. Output will wrap after 5 letters. */ #include using std::cin; using std::cout; using std::endl; using std::getline; using std::string; const int CHAR_H = 6; // bits tall const int CHAR_W = 5; // bits wide const int LINE_W = 5; // word wrap const int LETTERS[] = { 0x0118FE2E, 0x00F8BE2F, // A, B 0x00E8862E, 0x00F8C62F, 0x01F0BC3F, 0x0010BC3F, 0x00E8E42E, 0x0118FE31, 0x01F2109F, 0x0064A11E, 0x01149D31, 0x01F08421, 0x0118D771, 0x011CD671, 0x00E8C62E, 0x0010BE2F, 0x01ECC62E, 0x0118BE2F, 0x00F8383E, 0x0042109F, 0x00E8C631, 0x00454631, 0x011DD631, 0x01151151, 0x00421151, 0x01F1111F, // Y, Z // blank 0x00000000 }; const int OUTPUT[] = { ' ', // background '#' // foreground }; void writeLetterRow(char, int); void writeWordRow(string); int main() { string str; getline(cin, str); if (str.empty()) { str.assign("demo"); } for (int i = 0; i < str.length(); i += LINE_W) { string s = str.substr(i, LINE_W); writeWordRow(s); } return 0; } void writeLetterRow(char c, int row) { int l; if (isalpha(c)) { l = toupper(c) - 65; } else { l = 26; // blank } int let = LETTERS[l]; for (int col = 0; col < CHAR_W; col++) { int s = CHAR_W * row + col; int b = let >> s & 1; cout << char(OUTPUT[b]); } cout << char(OUTPUT[0]); } void writeWordRow(string s) { for (int row = 0; row < CHAR_H; row++) { for (char &c : s) { writeLetterRow(c, row); } cout << endl; } }

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