byong:
Great work LCWO Team!!
To help me visualizing the 'just' heard morse code, and to string up the word(s) together, it would be a great help (for me) if you'd display the character just before the next character is sent to the user.
You need an offline application to do that. I use "morse classic" on Linux.
I use a command line like this:
gen_text1 "KMURESNAPTLWI.JZ=FOY,VG5/Q92H38B?47C1D60X"'()+-:;" 50 | morse -f `echo $RANDOM % 400 + 500 | bc` -e -s -T -B
Where gen_text1 is a function that generates the characters in double quotes as above:
gen_text1 ()
{
tr -dc "$1" < /dev/urandom | fold -w 1 | head -n "$2" | paste -sd '�' -
}
Edit: the code gets mangled by the forum. Full command line is here:
http://paste.debian.net/plain/1142051