First, you would need to create a mapping between the Morse code and the English alphabet in your program. Here is a sample implementation:
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Next, you would need to listen to keyboard events in order to gather the Morse code input from the user. This can be achieved by using the keyup
and keydown
events. Here is an example implementation:
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This code listens for the keydown
and keyup
events on the document object. When the space bar is pressed, a space character is added to the morse
string. When the enter key is pressed, the morse
string is translated to English using the morseToEnglish()
function (which we will define next), and then the morse
string is reset. When the up arrow key is pressed, a dot character is added to the morse
string. When the down arrow key is pressed, a dash character is added to the morse
string.
Finally, you would need to implement the morseToEnglish()
function that takes a Morse code string as input and translates it to English using the mapping we defined earlier. Here is an example implementation:
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This code takes a Morse code string as input and splits it into words based on double spaces. It then splits each word into characters based on single spaces. For each character, it checks if there is a matching value in the MORSE_CODES
mapping, and if so, it appends the corresponding English character to the english
string. Finally, it adds a space between each character and returns the english
string (with leading and trailing spaces removed).
With these pieces in place, you should be able to create a program that allows the user to enter Morse code input via the keyboard and have it translated to English in real-time.
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