> Anyone wants to take up the challenge?  What N can be achieved?

Haha, it's Friday afternoon and I decided to take the challenge. I
implemented a very simplistic and stupid translator which is quite small
but just barely manages to pass the test. It does so with 480 bytes
which makes for N = 9 (2^9 = 512).

Here's the script:

#! /usr/bin/perl

while(<STDIN>){
    print unless /[:-]/g;
    print if s/^(.*):$/* $1/;
    print if s/^- (.*)\s+([EMAIL PROTECTED])$/** DONE $1/;
    print if s/^- (.*)\s+(@\w+)\s+(@\w+)$/** TODO $1 :$2: :$3:/;
    print if s/^- (.*)\s+(@\w+)$/** TODO $1 :$2:/;
    print if s/^- (.*)$/** TODO $1/;
    print if s/^\s+- (.*)\s+([EMAIL PROTECTED])$/*** DONE $1/;
    print if s/^\s+- (.*)\s+(@\w+)\s+(@\w+)$/*** TODO $1 :$2: :$3:/;
    print if s/^\s+- (.*)\s+(@\w+)$/*** TODO $1 :$2:/;
    print if s/^\s+- (.*)$/*** TODO $1/;
} 

Christian


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