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I assume this would be good for users who want a passphrase of non-English words.
It is unlikely that the user's list will be uniquely decodable (something I'm a bit of stickler about...), so I'd likely add a check like:
if custom_list.is_some() && separator=="" && !title_case {
eprintln!("Whether inputted word list is uniquely decodable is unknown. With no separator between words or Title Case, risk of a word overlap too high to proceed.");
}
I think I'd also have Phraze check the inputted list for blank lines and duplicate words.
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I assume this would be good for users who want a passphrase of non-English words.
It is unlikely that the user's list will be uniquely decodable (something I'm a bit of stickler about...), so I'd likely add a check like:
I think I'd also have Phraze check the inputted list for blank lines and duplicate words.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: