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https://crates.io/crates/sark0y_tam_rst/1.9.103

some corrections..

Remark: PgUp/PgDown keys move cursor through non-escaped spaces ==>> let's run fast\ cursor. << {PgDown} ==>> let's run<< fast\ cursor.  {PgDown} ==>> let's<< run fast\ cursor. {PgDown}

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So, less typing with more result :)

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Now, it's possible to get command from history list..
   Just type {lst}, then sub-command {hit Insert}{no esc}{press Enter}, then use shols to copy commands from history.
   Remark: for proper file's paths, use sub-command {Insert}{en esc}{Enter}

 

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Project Mademoiselle Entropia [ UV ].
GOAL:

Extremely strong; maximally simple and relatively fast symmetric cipher.
How it works..

First key(Prime Key) is multiuse from one file to another; second (Included Key) is created for every time with generator of random numbers (W-Chaos in 1st version & Order of the Chaos for new ones); cipher uses IK to encrypt a file, & uses PK to inject IK (ciphered with PK) into cryptotext. by operations, it works so:

    1. to get IK from generator;
    2. to cipher file with IK;
    3. to cipher IK with PK;
    4. to inject/insert encrypted IK into cryptotext.

How to use..

    Build TAM with MAE: cargo build --features=mae.
    Within Console: sark0y_tam_rst -encrypt-copy /path/to/file; sark0y_tam_rst -decrypt-copy /path/to/file.mae
    Within TAM: encrypt copy /path/to/file. Remark: use sub-command {Insert}{no esc} to feed program with correct path.
    The way to integrate it in Your Project: https://github.com/SarK0Y/TAM_RUSTy/blob/pre-workable/src/mae.rs

TAM with MAE: https://crates.io/crates/sark0y_tam_rst/1.9.114

MAE: https://crates.io/crates/Mademoiselle_Entropia

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let's take command line 'kk bkkhhhhhh jjjjjkkjj', run sub-command {Insert}{delim::kk}{Enter} - press PgUp/PgDown to gravitate cursor over sub-string 'kk'. So, now, Dear User, You have the simple & powerful tool to handle long
command lines.

Enjoy it :)

 

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