aInvisiclue 1.0 - an Infocom Invisiclue Decoder

	aInvisiclue 1.0 - an Infocom Invisiclue Decoder
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Introduction

aInvisiclue is a small program to decode the Infocom InvisiClues. It won't translate the whole files as you should only translate one hint at a time, but it is very easy to cut and paste. The encoding is very simple:

A => B, B => C, ..., Z => A.

You may find the InvisiClues here: invcode.tar.gz or invcode.zip.

You may also find decoded Invisiclues on the net, but the disadvantage of them is that it is easy to spoil the fun of a game as you may catch a glimpse of solutions you should not know of at this time in the game.

The program was developed in Ada95 using the GNU Ada compiler GNAT.

Source Code

The source code can be viewed as either HTML or plain text.

Download

Binary executables : ainvisiclue.tar.gz (Linux [1]) and aiclue.zip (Windows [2]).
(The binaries are compiled static so do not require GNAT run time libraries)

Source code: Source.tar.gz or Source.zip.

Copyright

Screen shots

[Decoding the example in the Zork inivisiclues]

Errors/Problems

If you find errors or experience problems with the program please report them here.

Enq ld, Zcz95 otsr azbj sgd inx hm oqnfqzllhmf.

[1] Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds
[2] Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Page updated: 4. March 2005 by Preben Randhol