10-04-2019, 01:00 PM
JKP: When you say->
"I am particularly interested in how you recognized them and how you tell them apart."
That is an interesting question and something that had already occurred to me. Now it seems that would not present a problem to the encipherer, but could present a problem to the decipherer. Either you could have a scenario where combinations or sequences of units (as I think you prefer to call them) are such that you could always determine their correspondence as they would be unique as a sequence. Alternatively it may require some intelligence and care on the part of the reader to determine how the text should be read and how to best recognize them apart in difference instances.
"I am particularly interested in how you recognized them and how you tell them apart."
That is an interesting question and something that had already occurred to me. Now it seems that would not present a problem to the encipherer, but could present a problem to the decipherer. Either you could have a scenario where combinations or sequences of units (as I think you prefer to call them) are such that you could always determine their correspondence as they would be unique as a sequence. Alternatively it may require some intelligence and care on the part of the reader to determine how the text should be read and how to best recognize them apart in difference instances.